Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in his address to the first-ever QUAD Leaders’ Summit that QUAD is a significant pillar of peace in the Indo-Pacific region. Joe Biden, Scott Morrison, and Yoshihide Suga, respectively, from the United States, Australia, and Japan, accompanied the Prime Minister. ”
“It’s nice to be with friends. I appreciate President Biden’s initiative “Prime Minister Modi said. PM Modi stressed the importance of the QUAD (Quadrilateral Framework), saying that democratic principles and a commitment to a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific unite India, the United States, Australia, and Japan. The Summit’s agenda, which includes topics such as COVID-19 vaccines, climate change, and emerging technologies, makes “QUAD a force for global good,” according to Prime Minister Modi.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at the first-ever QUAD Leaders’ Summit that the QUAD members will work together than ever before to advance our common values and promote a safe, healthy, and prosperous Indo-Pacific. “The summit meeting today demonstrates that QUAD has matured. It will now serve as a vital pillar of regional stability “PM Modi reaffirmed India’s commitment to safeguarding the QUAD nations’ interests. Foreign Secretary Harsh Shringla said on Friday that all countries have agreed to pool their resources following the success of the first-ever QUAD Leaders’ Summit. He stated that proactive efforts are being made to minimize the effects of Covid-19 in the Indo-Pacific.
Harsh Shringla, India’s Foreign Secretary, went on to say that the QUAD grouping has India’s full and unwavering support. According to him, India is a trustworthy partner in the global supply chain and has earned widespread praise from other leaders for providing vaccines to 70 countries through the Vaccine Maitri initiative. QUAD member countries have developed three working groups: vaccine implementation, essential infrastructure, and environment. “These are articles of faith for India,” Foreign Secretary Harsh Shringla said, adding that India looks forward to being a part of the three working groups.
He also mentioned the QUAD Leaders’ Summit, which took place on Friday, saying, “All four leaders agreed to have a face-to-face meeting, either as part of a larger multilayered meeting or as a separate meeting. It is important to make a decision.” When asked if the standoff between India and China in eastern Ladakh was addressed at the QUAD Leaders’ Summit, Foreign Secretary Harsh Shringla said that all current issues were discussed. “Can’t go into depth because the conversation was private,” he said. Streaming video
