India and Poland have set a target of doubling their bilateral trade by which year?
- A.2028
- B.2030
- C.2035
- D.2040
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Explanation
The correct answer is 2030. The list of outcomes of the Polish Prime Minister's official visit places the target of doubling bilateral trade by 2030 first, under the area of trade, and the joint statement repeats that the leaders set this target while inviting Polish companies to expand investment in India. Option A, 2028, is wrong but is close to a real date: 2028 is the closing year of the India-Poland Action Plan for 2024-2028, which is a roadmap for cooperation and not a trade figure. Option C, 2035, and option D, 2040, do not appear in the outcomes at all; no trade milestone was fixed for either year. Candidates should also remember the other three announcements of the visit, which were Poland joining the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure, the establishment of a Defence Industry Dialogue and an agreement to hold a dialogue on counter-terrorism.
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Practice Questions
During the October 2026 visit, Poland announced that it was joining which India-linked platform?
- A.International Solar Alliance
- B.Global Biofuels Alliance
- C.Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure
- D.Indo-Pacific Oceans Initiative
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India welcomed Poland's announcement of joining it, and the outcome is listed under the area of disaster management.
Read the full explanation →For which term has Poland supported India's candidature for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council?
- A.2026-27
- B.2027-28
- C.2028-29
- D.2030-31
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In the section on multilateral cooperation, the Polish side supported India's membership of a reformed and expanded Security Council and reiterated its support for India's candidature for a non-permanent seat for the term 2028-29.
Read the full explanation →Which group of four countries forms the Visegrad Group, whose first foreign ministers' meeting with India was welcomed in the joint statement?
- A.Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic
- B.Poland, Austria, Hungary and Slovenia
- C.Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia
- D.Poland, Romania, Bulgaria and Croatia
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The joint statement names these four as the members of the Visegrad Group, often written as V4, and both leaders welcomed the first foreign ministers' meeting held between India and the group.
Read the full explanation →With which body did Dr M. L. Jat highlight the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding for agricultural cooperation?
- A.Council for Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST)
- B.World Food Prize Foundation
- C.National Academy of Agricultural Sciences
- D.Food and Agriculture Organization
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Referring to efforts to widen international institutional partnerships, Dr Jat pointed to the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with CAST, which is expected to open new avenues of cooperation in agricultural research, capacity development and knowledge exchange.
Read the full explanation →The Norman E Borlaug International Dialogue is organised by which body?
- A.The Food and Agriculture Organization
- B.The World Food Prize Foundation
- C.The Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research
- D.The International Food Policy Research Institute
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The roundtable that Dr M. L. Jat addressed was held on the sidelines of the Norman E Borlaug International Dialogue during the World Food Prize Foundation programme at Des Moines in the United States, and he joined it virtually.
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