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Is Poland friends with India?

Is Poland friends with India?

India and Poland share a long-standing friendly relationship, marked by high level political contacts, vibrant economic engagement and traditional cultural links. Diplomatic relations were established in 1954, leading to the opening of the Indian Embassy in Warsaw in 1957.

Are there many Indians in Poland?

It is estimated that there are about 15,000 Indians in Poland. Indian community of Poland was established in 2010 to connect fellow Indians in Poland (meet our team). Currently, we have more than 10,000 members (2020).

How is the relation between India and Poland?

Poland is India’s largest trade partner and export destination in the Central European region, with bilateral trade growing almost seven-fold over the last ten years. As per Indian statistics, the overall value of bilateral trade in 2019 was US$ 2.36 billion. Only 0.15\% of India’s import was covered by Poland in 2019.

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How many poles are there in India?

India’s two poles. The emerging contours of Indian politics have been clear for some time, but are even clearer after the elections in Maharashtra and Haryana.

Did Polish refugees come to India?

The sojourn of Polish refugees in India is an extraordinary story of an encounter between two communities whose cultures were very different in terms of language and the climate of their native lands, yet who were brought together by the tragic events of the Second World War. The Second World War began.

Is Poland good for Indian employees?

Poland is a very good country to work because there are lots of Rights of workers such as paid leaves, medical leaves and parental leaves. Polish people have very good work ethics. An average taxi driver earns about 2000-3000 PLN a month, which is about 40-60 thousand Indian rupees.

What does India export to Poland?

Tea, coffee and spices have the largest share among the products currently exported from India to Poland, with pepper being the most important spice. Next come oilseed crops, seafood and cereals (mainly rice), vegetables and respective preserves, and extracts.