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Quad will seek to work with countries who share same goals

Quad will seek to work with countries who share same goals
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Quad will seek to work with countries who share same goals

Quad will seek to work with countries who share same goals
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Quad leaders to hold in-person summit later this year: US NSA Sullivan

The leaders of the Quad nations India, Australia, Japan and the United States will hold an in-person summit later this year said the United States National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan on Friday (local time). Speaking at a White House Press briefing, Sullivan said that the Quad leaders summit attended by US President Joe Biden, Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japan Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga focussed on the challenges posed by China. The four leaders did discuss the challenge posed by China and they made clear that none of them had any allusions about China. Today was not fundamentally about China much of the focus was on pressing global crises, Sullivan said.

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Quad leaders to hold in-person summit in late 2021: US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan

Quad leaders to hold in-person summit in late 2021: US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan Updated Mar 13, 2021 | 06:59 IST The Quad is a critical part of the architecture of the Indo-Pacific and leaders agreed that they would meet in person by the end of the year, the US NSA said. Jake Sullivan, US National Security Adviser. | Photo Credit: AP Washington: The leaders of the Quad nations – India, Australia, Japan and the United States will hold an in-person summit later this year said the United States National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan on Friday (local time). Speaking at a White House Press briefing, Sullivan said that the Quad leaders’ summit – attended by US President Joe Biden, Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japan Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga focussed on the challenges posed by China.

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Will work with countries who share common goal for free Indo-Pacific: Quad

Washington [US], March 14 (ANI): While reiterating its commitment to a free and secure Indo-Pacific region, leaders of the Quad countries India, Australia, Japan and the United States pledged to work with other countries who share the same goals and ensuring that COVID-19 vaccines are administered throughout the region till 2022.

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