Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Poland and Ukraine underscores India’s growing role in global diplomacy. As the world grapples with the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, Modi’s efforts to mediate peace reflect his commitment to balancing world powers. His leadership aims to elevate India’s standing on the global stage by advocating for peaceful resolutions and fostering dialogue between conflicting nations. The hope is that Modi’s diplomatic skills will contribute to bringing peace to Ukraine and Russia, further enhancing India’s reputation as a global peace broker.
Poland Prime Minister Donald Tusk said India could play an essential and constructive role in resolving the Russia-Ukraine war. Mr Tusk also said that PM Modi’s visit to Ukraine will be “historic”. PM Modi has expressed his concern over the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and West Asia, asserting that India supports dialogue and diplomacy for early restoration of peace and stability.
Poland PM also noted that PM Modi has confirmed his willingness that he is ready for a peaceful, and rightful end to war.
In the second leg of his two-nation trip, PM Modi will be in Kyiv for around seven hours on Friday. He will leave for the Ukrainian capital onboard a train this evening and the journey will take around 10 hours. It will be the first-ever visit by an Indian Prime Minister to Ukraine.
