Poland and India hold 70 university memorandums and a strategic partnership built on relations begun

Background

The Embassy of Poland in India records that diplomatic relations between the two countries were established on 30 March 1954. A cooperation agreement between the two governments covers culture, education and higher education, and Polish and Indian higher education institutions hold 70 memorandums of understanding between them. The number of Indian students in Poland exceeded 3,700 in 2024, making Indians the third largest group among foreign students in Poland. Indian investments in Poland are valued by Narodowy Bank Polski at more than 1.8 billion zloty. An Action Plan for 2024-2028 was adopted during the Indian Prime Minister's 2024 visit to Poland, which also raised the relationship to a strategic partnership.