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European Parliament member Dariusz Jonski called Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s upcoming visit to Poland “very important” due to politics and business. He noted that an Indian PM is visiting Poland after 45 years.
Modi will be making official visits to Poland and Ukraine from August 21-23, the Ministry of External Affairs said Monday, August 19. The visit comes as New Delhi and Warsaw mark the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations in 2024.
Speaking to ANI, Jonski said that Poland would like to talk about healthcare as it requires 25,000 doctors and specialists. He stated that Poland would like to discuss IT sector and would like to collaborate with Indian companies. He stressed that PM Modi’s visit will bring two nations closer.
On PM Modi’s upcoming visit to India, he stated, “Prime Minister Modi is coming to Poland after 45 years, I was born 79. So it’s very important, this visit for us, and today I would like to thank (him) for this visit. It’s very important for us because of politics and business. Yes, we have lot a lot of Indian company in the center of Poland, our region, my region,…it’s about 5,000 people from India are living here. So, we would like to talk about flight direction because it’s only once a day Poland-India and India-Poland.”
“We would like to talk about health care because we right now need about 25,000 doctors and specialists. So if some doctors and specialists would like to learn a Polish language and pass the exams. We would like to talk about Poland and work here. We would like to talk about IT sector because Poland is the top five and would like to cooperate with Indian companies. So there’s a lot of issues to cooperate,” he added.
Asked whether there will be relaxation in visas for doctors, he responded, “We have a lot of school in Poland. If somebody wants to come here to learn Polish languages and pass the exams, doctors and nurses and specialists in healthcare, it’s absolutely positive and absolutely can do it. So, a lot of people from all the world were coming to Poland and learn our Polish language and get a job here. Language is very important for us in the health care.”
