Big decision in Quad meeting, America's new President Donald Trump will come to India soon

Obnews International Desk: Preparations for US President Donald Trump's visit to India have started. This decision has been taken after the meeting of foreign ministers of Quad countries. The US President will soon participate in the Quad conference to be held in India. In this regard, the Quad countries have issued a joint statement confirming his visit to India.

The foreign ministers of the Quad countries issued a joint statement saying they met today in Washington DC and reiterated their shared commitment to strengthening a free and open Indo-Pacific region. He also said that the rule of law, democratic values, sovereignty and territorial integrity will be protected in the region.

opposition to action

He said that our four countries believe that international law, economic opportunities, peace, stability and security everywhere, including in the maritime areas, are essential for the development and prosperity of the people of the Indo-Pacific region. We oppose any action that tries to change the situation through force or pressure.

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Main points taken on these issues

The Quad foreign ministers said that in view of the growing threats, we are committed to strengthening regional security, focusing on maritime, economic and technological security, and building strong supply chains. We will work together to advance the work of the Quad in the coming months and look forward to the next Quad Leaders' Summit hosted by India.

Jaishankar praised him

Let us tell you that before this, Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar shared a post on X regarding the Quad Foreign Ministers meeting in Washington. He described the meeting as productive and thanked Secretary Rubio, who hosted the event. Additionally, he appreciated the contributions of Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong and Japan's Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya.

countries included in quad

Quad is a group that includes Australia, India, Japan and America. This initiative was first started by the Trump administration, and now the Biden administration has taken it forward. Now this group has reached the level of leaders.