Global Express-- By Harsh Pargat

 It will be the first time an Indian politician has visited Poland in almost 50 years when Prime Minister Narendra Modi travels there after 45 years. The visit, slated for August 21–22, is especially noteworthy because it falls on the 70th anniversary of Poland and India's diplomatic ties. Dariusz Jonski, a member of the European Parliament, emphasized the significance of this visit for commercial and political ties. He observed Poland's strong interest in discussing healthcare, as the nation desperately needs 25,000 physicians and specialists and potential IT sector partnerships with Indian businesses. Jonski noted that PM Modi's visit would strengthen the bilateral connections between the two nations. The Indian population in Poland has shown a tremendous deal of excitement for the visit, particularly in Lodz. Many applauded PM Modi for his leadership, especially when India was able to successfully evacuate its citizens through Poland during the situation in Ukraine ...