Archive · 12 Jun 2025
India to Host Quad Leaders Summit in November
The Quad, a group of four countries (India, US, Australia, and Japan), is holding a meeting called a summit.
India was supposed to host it in September, but they moved it to November.
This is because it was hard to find a good time for everyone.
The countries will talk about how to work together on important things like trade and safety at sea.
The leaders of these countries will meet to discuss these topics, which will help the countries work better together.
India is likely to host the Quad Leaders Summit in November.
The summit was originally scheduled for September but postponed due to scheduling and logistical issues.
The Quad includes India, the US, Australia, and Japan, and focuses on economic and maritime security.
Prime Minister Modi invited President Trump to India for the summit during his US visit in February.
The summit's agenda will focus on infrastructure and technology to promote cooperation in economic and maritime security, and disaster response.
- Who
- Leaders from India, the US, Australia, and Japan
- What
- Quad Leaders Summit
- When
- Postponed to November
- Where
- India
- Why
- Due to scheduling constraints and logistical issues
- Summit Host
- India
- Original Date
- September
- Postponed Date
- November
- Quad Members
- India, US, Australia, Japan
- Focus Areas
- Economic & Maritime Security, Disaster Response