Overview
- India’s external affairs minister urged Poland to show zero tolerance for terrorism and not help fuel terrorist infrastructure in India’s neighbourhood, a message widely read as a warning over Pakistan ties.
- Polish deputy prime minister Radosław Sikorski agreed on countering cross‑border terrorism and cited a recent attempted attack on a Polish railway line as a shared security concern.
- Jaishankar reiterated objections to what he called unfair and unjustified selective targeting of India over the Russia‑Ukraine conflict, referencing recent exchanges in New York and Paris.
- Both sides reviewed the 2024–28 Action Plan to deepen cooperation in trade, investment, defence, security, clean technologies and digital innovation, with trade reported near $7 billion and Indian investment above $3 billion.
- Tensions trace to Sikorski’s October 2025 visit to Pakistan and a joint statement that referenced Kashmir, even as the talks set the stage for engagement ahead of the January 27 EU–India summit.