India, Poland set trade target of $5 billion
Source: PIB, Government of India. India and Poland set an ambitious trade target of $5 billion at the fourth session of the bilateral Joint Commission on Economic Cooperation, held in Warsaw on June 15. The commission, co-chaired by Amitabh Kant, Secretary, Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion and Jerzy Pietreiwicz, Secretary of State, Ministry of Economy, drew a blueprint for stepping up investments and identified a series of actions to raise trade from the 2014 level of $2.3 billion, to $5 billion by the year 2018. Speaking at the plenary session, Secretary of State Pietriewicz noted that the economic partnership between the two countries was significantly boosted by the visit to India of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy of ...
