Quad Foreign Ministers Target Economic Coercion, Unveil AI and Mineral Initiatives

Quad Foreign Ministers Target Economic Coercion, Unveil AI and Mineral Initiatives

In a veiled swipe at China, Quad foreign ministers raised serious concerns over economic coercion, export curbs, and unfair practices disrupting critical global supply chains.

Quad ministers flag economic coercion and supply chain risks

Quad foreign ministers met in Atlanta and voiced grave concern over coercive trade practices. Their statement underscored resilient commerce and protected maritime freedoms amid regional tensions.

Quad flags economic coercion, announces $85 million to expand AI access

Quad Foreign Ministers Reaffirm Committment To Free Indo-Pacific: Statement

At the Quad meeting in Atlanta, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Foreign Ministers from Japan and Australia, Toshimitsu Motegi and Penny Wong, respectively.

Quad ministers pledge over $85 million for AI access, flag economic coercion and supply chain risks

Quad foreign ministers meeting in Atlanta reaffirmed their commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific, focusing on economic security, resilient supply chains and trusted infrastructure. They announced plans to provide over $85 million in technical and financial assistance for access to trusted super

Quad pledges USD 85 million to expand trusted AI access in Indo-Pacific

Quad foreign ministers met in Atlanta and announced new technology and economic initiatives. The commitments deepen cooperation on trusted AI, critical minerals and regional supply chains.