Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the importance of peaceful dialogue in resolving conflicts during his visit to Poland before heading to Ukraine, marking the first trip by an Indian premier to the war-torn country. Modi’s visit underscores India’s stance on promoting peace and stability through diplomacy, amid the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. In Poland, Modi was welcomed by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, highlighting the shared values of respecting rules and territorial integrity. The Indian leader also commemorated an Indian maharaja who sheltered Polish children during World War II, deepening historical ties between the two nations. Modi announced a youth exchange program and discussed the potential for cooperation in various sectors with Polish officials. His visit aims to strengthen diplomatic relations and explore economic opportunities between India and Poland. Modi will continue his trip by meeting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to discuss ways to support Ukraine’s efforts in the face of the Russian invasion. Through his engagements, Modi seeks to foster stronger ties with European nations while navigating India’s strategic partnerships in the region.
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Modi calls for peace before Ukraine trip
