New US President Donald Trump will soon visit India… Decision taken in Quad meeting

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Preparations have begun for US President Donald Trump's visit to India. This decision was taken after the meeting of the foreign ministers of the Quad countries. Actually, the new US President will soon come to India to participate in the Quad conference. In this regard, the Quad countries have issued a joint statement and given an official message of his visit to India during the Quad conference.

The Quad foreign ministers issued a joint statement saying that we, the Secretary of State of the United States and the Foreign Ministers of Australia, India, and Japan, met today in Washington DC and reaffirmed our shared commitment to strengthening a free and open Indo-Pacific region, where the rule of law, democratic values, sovereignty, and territorial integrity are upheld and protected.

He said that our four nations are firm on the belief that international law, economic opportunity, peace, stability, and security in all areas, including the maritime domain, underpin the development and prosperity of the people of the Indo-Pacific. We also strongly oppose any unilateral action that seeks to change the status quo by force or coercion.

The Quad foreign ministers further said that we are committed to strengthening regional maritime, economic, and technology security as well as promoting reliable and resilient supply chains in the face of growing threats. We look forward to furthering the work of the Quad in the coming months and will meet together regularly to prepare for the next Quad Leaders Summit hosted by India.

Earlier, Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar shared a post on X highlighting the productive nature of the Quad Foreign Ministers' meeting in Washington, thanking Secretary Rubio for hosting the event and acknowledging the contributions of Australia's Penny Wong and Japan's Takeshi Iwaya.