WARSAW/NEW DELHI, AUG 22 :  Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday evening left for Ukraine after concluding his two-day official visit to Poland. He said his Warsaw visit gave an opportunity to deepen cooperation with a valued friend.

In a post on X, the PM said the bilateral friendship between India and Poland can certainly contribute to a better planet.

“My Poland visit has been special. It is after decades that an Indian PM set foot on Polish soil. This visit gave an opportunity to deepen cooperation with a valued friend.

“We look forward to closer business and cultural connect with Poland. Our friendship can certainly contribute to a better planet. I thank the Polish people and Government for their warmth.”

The MEA spokesperson in a post on X said the PM concluded a productive visit to Poland that will widen and deepen the bilateral ties.

“PM @narendramodi concludes a productive visit to Poland, setting a new milestone in bilateral relations.

“This high-level Prime Ministerial visit after four decades will widen and deepen India-Poland relations.”(UNI)