Tusk meets Modi as Poland eyes defence industry partnerships with India

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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk is scheduled to meet Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The visit comes as Poland's defence industry explores the possibility of partnering with Indian firms. The discussions point to growing interest in defence cooperation between the two countries. Further details on specific agreements were not available in the source text.

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