Free, independent and inclusive Indo-Pacific region common goal of quad countries: PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Quad Summit in Tokyo on Tuesday, 24 May. In his opening remarks, Prime Minister Modi said that the Quad has in a very short span of time made an important place on the world stage. He said that today the scope of Quad has become much wider and the form effective. The Prime Minister said that mutual trust and determination of the Quad countries is giving new energy and enthusiasm to the democratic forces.

The Prime Minister said that a free, independent and inclusive Indo-Pacific region, with mutual cooperation at the quad level, continues to be encouraged. He said that in his address to all the summits, Prime Minister Modi said about the cooperation between the Quad countries during the Corona epidemic, that despite the adverse circumstances during the Corona crisis, mutual cooperation in many areas like vaccine delivery, supply, disaster management and economic cooperation should be encouraged. is extended. This is ensuring peace, prosperity and stability in the Indo-Pacific region.

Apart from Prime Minister Modi, US President Joe Biden, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese attended the summit. Congratulating and congratulating Australian Prime Minister Albanese on winning the election, Prime Minister Modi said that his Quad at the Quad conference, 24 hours after taking oath, was a symbol of the strength of friendship and his commitment to the organization. With a creative agenda for This will further cement the image of the Quad as a ‘Force for Good’.