Indo-Pacific leaders expand maritime security cooperation at Biden’s farewell summit
Biden welcomed Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida for a four-way meeting near his hometown of Wilmington, Delaware, to stress the importance of maintaining the Quad, which he sees as a signature foreign policy achievement, before he leaves office in January.
Wilmington: Top leaders of Quad unveiled major steps to expand maritime security cooperation in the Indo-Pacific and called ...
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US, India, Japan, and Australia, at a recent summit, emphasised their alignment as a force for good, committed to uphold ...
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India will host the innagural symposium of the new regional maritime initiative for Training in the Indo-Pacific (MAITRI), to train Quad partners “to monitor and secure their waters, enforce their ...
President Joe Biden on Saturday is hosting a fourth Quad Leaders Summit with Japanese, Australian and Indian leaders to ...
The Serum Institute of India, in partnership with Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, and the Quad, has committed to support orders ...
Also, India's establishment of a space-based web portal for Mauritius, to support the concept of open science for space-based ...
The two leaders discussed several topics, including ways to further enhance bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest ...
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