Prime Minister Narendra Modi will go on a high-profile visit to the US on September 21. PM Modi will attend the Quad Leaders Summit held in Delaware. Modi will be joined by Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida at the summit. It is being said that US President Joe Biden may talk about the growing tension between China and its neighbors in the South China Sea, expanded cooperation among member countries and the ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine. Global leaders are also expected to discuss health security, climate change, emerging technologies, infrastructure, connectivity, counter-terrorism and humanitarian aid.
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PM Modi will also hold separate bilateral talks with the leaders of the three Quad countries. The Quad summit is expected to discuss ways to enhance cooperation among member countries to ensure peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region, apart from discussions on conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said that we hope that many new initiatives will be announced. The Quad leaders will launch a new ambitious plan to prevent, detect, treat and reduce the impact of cancer on patients and their families. Misri said that the Quad summit will have a special focus on peace, progress and stability in the Indo-Pacific region. He said that all the leaders will discuss health security, climate change, emerging technologies, infrastructure, connectivity, counter-terrorism and humanitarian assistance.
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Misri said the Quad summit will focus on peace, progress and stability in the Indo-Pacific region. He said the leaders will discuss health security, climate change, emerging technologies, infrastructure, connectivity, counter-terrorism and humanitarian assistance. On a question about India’s possible role as a peacemaker in resolving the Ukraine conflict, Misri told reporters that New Delhi is engaged in several talks with important partners and leaders on this issue. He said we are currently engaged in several talks with several important partners and leaders. These talks are still in progress and we will inform you about the results of these talks at the right time.
