PM Modi Meets Australia, Japan Foreign Ministers; Stresses Free, Open Indo-Pacific and Stronger Ties
Modi and the ministers discussed defence, trade and supply chain resilience as India, Australia and Japan backed a free and secure Indo-Pacific.
- On Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong and Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi in separate discussions, underscoring India's push to expand strategic cooperation in the Indo-Pacific amid shifting regional dynamics.
- The bilateral meetings came as the Quad unveiled energy security and critical minerals frameworks to mitigate supply chain disruptions and major measures to upgrade maritime surveillance and port infrastructure across the Indo-Pacific.
- Modi and Wong discussed the India-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in defence, trade, technology and supply chain resilience, while Modi reaffirmed the India-Japan Special Strategic and Global Partnership as vital to Indo-Pacific peace and stability.
- Wong announced that Modi will visit Australia in the very near future and hailed the shared vision between the two countries for a peaceful, stable and prosperous Indo-Pacific, while the Quad affirmed its commitment to freedom of navigation.
- Japan's role in infrastructure projects including the Mumbai-Ahmedabad high-speed rail corridor underscores the strategic depth of India-Japan ties, as India's status as the world's fastest-growing major economy positions it as an essential partner for Australia in regional cooperation.
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sydneysun.comAustralian Foreign Minister meets PM Modi, discusses growing India-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday met Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong and discussed the growing India-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
PM Modi holds talks with Australia, Japan FMs, highlights Indo-Pacific partnerships
PM Modi on Tuesday met Australian and Japanese foreign ministers and discussed defence, trade, technology and supply chain resilience, while reiterating commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific amid Quad engagements in New Delhi
PM Modi meets Australia, Japan foreign ministers; stresses free, open Indo-Pacific and stronger ties
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday met Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong and Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi in separate discussions, underscoring India’s push to expand strategic cooperation in the Indo-Pacific amid shifting regional dynamics.
Australian Foreign Minister Meets PM Modi to Strengthen India-Australia Partnership
Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged with Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong in New Delhi to discuss the evolving Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between India and Australia. PM Modi indicated a commitment to further cooperation in various sectors including defence, trade, and technology, aiming to enhance supply chain resilience. In a post on X, PM Modi expressed optimism about the bilateral collaboration, stating, “India and Australia …
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