Quad delivering results for people in Indo-Pacific: Rubio
- On Saturday, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio hosted foreign ministers from India, Japan, and Australia in Atlanta to review progress on shared Indo-Pacific regional goals.
- As the Quad held its third ministerial meeting this year, participants prioritized building supply chains, critical minerals, maritime cooperation, and next-generation technologies across the region.
- Ministers expressed "grave concerns" over economic coercion, while Secretary Rubio stated the meeting aimed at "turning our shared priorities into real benefits for the Indo-Pacific."
- External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar noted the gathering facilitated bilateral cooperation on the sidelines of the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Atlanta.
- Plans are underway to host a Quad Leaders' Summit in the Philippines next month, with President Donald Trump expected to convene the gathering during the ASEAN-East Asian Summits.
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Quad ministers flag economic coercion and supply chain risks
Quad foreign ministers met in Atlanta and voiced grave concern over coercive export restrictions. Their statement reinforced cooperation on resilient supply chains, maritime access and critical infrastructure.
Jaishankar calls for deeper Quad cooperation on energy security, counter-terrorism, maritime issues
Participating in the Quad Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Atlanta, Jaishankar said he spoke about countering non-market practices and increased economic stresses in the Indo-Pacific region.
Quad countries (United States, Australia, India, Japan) expressed their "live concerns" on Saturday in the face of economic coercion at the end...
Jaishankar attends Quad Foreign Ministers’ meeting in Atlanta; Rubio says turning shared priorities into benefits for Indo-Pacific - The Tribune
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday attended the Quad Foreign Ministers’ meeting in Atlanta, US, as India, US, Australia and Japan discussed shared priorities for the Indo-Pacific.
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