Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing the Indian community in Warsaw, highlighted the historic significance of his visit, the first by an Indian Prime Minister in 45 years. He emphasized the shared democratic values between India and Poland and announced the Jamsaheb Memorial Youth Exchange Program to foster deeper ties.
Historic Visit and Warm Welcome
Prime Minister Modi was greeted with enthusiasm by the Indian diaspora in Warsaw. He noted the rarity of a Prime Ministerial visit to Poland and expressed eagerness to meet Polish leaders to fortify bilateral relations.
Strengthening Bilateral Relations
Modi praised the Indian community’s role in enhancing India-Poland relations and commended their contributions to Operation Ganga. He encouraged the diaspora to act as tourism ambassadors for India.
New Initiatives and Future Vision
The Prime Minister introduced the Jamsaheb Memorial Youth Exchange Program, aimed at bringing 20 Polish youth to India annually, and acknowledged Poland’s support during the Gujarat earthquake.
India’s Transformative Progress
Modi discussed India’s significant advancements over the past decade, projecting it to become the world’s third-largest economy soon. He underscored India’s commitment to global well-being and green growth under the “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” philosophy.
