ET Government Article RatingIndia, Poland move to deepen defence industry ties with focus on co-development, tech partnership, joint production
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56% Positive
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
59% : The proposed industry dialogue could complement this existing government-to-government mechanism by giving companies a more direct platform for identifying commercially viable projects.At the October 22 joint press interaction, Modi invited Polish companies to participate in co-development and co-production in strategic sectors, including defence, space and nuclear energy.59% : Both leaders welcomed the India-EU Security and Defence Partnership signed in January 2026 and identified critical technologies, cybersecurity and defence innovation as areas for closer bilateral cooperation.
57% : The official joint statement emphasised industrial collaboration "where mutually agreed", indicating that individual partnerships would depend on subsequent negotiations.The broader India-EU security relationship provides another dimension.
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