WASHINGTON, Sept 13 (Alliance News): President Joe Biden will host the final Quad summit of his term in his hometown of Wilmington, Delaware, on September 21, bringing together the leaders of Australia, India, and Japan.
The summit, rescheduled from India, will take place ahead of the United Nations General Assembly meeting in New York City.
This summit underscores Biden’s commitment to strengthening personal relationships with key allies and reinforcing the Quad’s role in countering China’s influence in the Indo-Pacific region.
The leaders of Australia, India, and Japan—Prime Ministers Anthony Albanese, Narendra Modi, and Fumio Kishida, respectively—will discuss strategic initiatives, including health security, humanitarian efforts, and maritime domain awareness.
The meeting reflects Biden’s broader strategy to enhance alliances and bolster his foreign policy legacy as he transitions towards the end of his presidency.
The Quad summit will also serve as a platform for the U.S. to demonstrate continued support for the alliance, ensuring bipartisan backing for future initiatives.
