Poland, April 7, 2026. India’s Ambassador-designate to Poland, Neeta Bhushan, assumed charge of her duties on April 7, 2026. Ms. Neeta Bhushan handed over a copy of her ‘Letter of Credence’ to W.T. Bartoszewski, Secretary of State at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland. With this formal procedure, she has officially commenced her diplomatic tenure in Poland.
During the meeting, a comprehensive and constructive discussion was held regarding the further strengthening of bilateral relations between India and Poland. Both sides emphasized the need to reinforce political dialogue, enhance trade partnerships, and provide fresh momentum to cooperation in emerging sectors. Specifically, technology, defense cooperation, coordination on multilateral platforms, and cultural and people-to-people exchanges were identified as priority areas.
The Director for the Asia-Pacific Region was also present at the meeting, lending a broader perspective to the discussions. Representatives from both nations acknowledged that, in the current global landscape, strengthening strategic partnerships is the need of the hour. A commitment was also expressed to work jointly on issues such as global supply chains, regional security, and technological cooperation.
Ambassador Neeta Bhushan stated that the relationship between India and Poland rests on a strong foundation of historical friendship and shared democratic values a foundation that can be further reinforced in the future. She also indicated that new opportunities in the fields of trade, investment, and innovation would be explored in the times to come.
Meanwhile, Poland’s Secretary of State Bartoszewski described India as a key global partner, noting that there is immense potential for cooperation between the two nations. He expressed confidence that, under the leadership of the new Ambassador, these ties would become even deeper and stronger.