Reema Lokesh – Mumbai

The Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland Professor Piotr Glinski, on his recent visit to Mumbai for the Make in India event, spoke exclusively to Express TravelWorld on the importance of India’s film fraternity to Poland. He reiterated the fact that Indian film makers are always welcome to shoot in Poland and he announced that the country will further work toward easing out the laws and rules related to film making, giving the team from India an easy business environment.

Glinski said, “Poland is a favourable destination and though it is a part of Europe, it is different from western Europe. It is reasonable and affordable to shoot in the country. India and Poland also have strong traditional and historical linkages. We promise to offer Indian producers good conditions for shooting. We are in the process of redefining our rules and laws related to film making, offer more incentives and also reduce the taxes further.”

He added that he was highly impressed with India and the development taking place here.

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