Poland’s deputy vice premier in India to drum up business

The deputy vice premier of Poland, Piotr Gliński, who is leading a Polish government and business delegation, will meet with Indian delegates and international delegates at an economic summit in India, the Ministry of Development wrote in a press release on Sunday. Gliński’s business will include a meeting with Indian prime minister Narendra Modi, in an effort to foster Polish-Indian economic and business ties. The Global Summit, in Ahmadabad, has taken place since 2003, and serves as a vital instrument of economic promotion, as well as a platform for establishing business contacts between India and other countries. Representatives from over 100 countries are present, and Poland is a partner country for the summit for the first time. “India is one of the economic leaders of South Asia and is a promising market for Polish exports and Polish investments. The size of the market and great achievements in the development of industries of modern technology puts India among the most important Polish economic partners not only in the region of South Asia, but also globally,” said Poland’s Ministry of Development. Poland is aiming to export more of its mining machinery and equipment, its IT and ICT – including nanotechnology developments – and its agricultural products to the Indian market.