QUAD Summit: PM Modi and Biden will meet in the future, the two chiefs will take an interest in the Quad chiefs' culmination one month from now

The Quad Summit is scheduled to be held in Tokyo on 24 May. The heads of state of America, Australia, Japan and India are going to participate in this. At the same time, US President Joe Biden is also going to visit South Korea before this visit.

Tokyo, ANI. The culmination of the heads of the Quadrilateral Security Dialog (Quad) nations is booked to be held in Tokyo on 24 May. The heads of province of America, Australia, Japan and India will take an interest in it. Simultaneously, US President Joe Biden will likewise meet PM Modi during this visit. He is booked to head out to Japan from 22 to 24 May. As a feature of the visit, he will meet Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on 23 May.

Will meet for the second time

This gathering among Biden and PM Modi will occur for the second opportunity in a year. As per the data, both the pioneers can likewise examine halting China's exercises in the Indian Ocean in the gathering. Allow us to illuminate that even before this, both the pioneers had met during the Quad Summit of September 2021.

Biden will also go to South Korea

Biden will go to the Quad Nations pioneers' highest point on May 24. This data was given by Japanese Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno. The secretary, notwithstanding, didn't illuminate the plan of the highest point. Simultaneously, the White House reported on Wednesday that US President Joe Biden will visit South Korea and Japan on May 20-24 to advance collaboration with the US. In Tokyo, Biden will likewise meet with quad pioneers from Australia, Japan, India and the United States.

Fundamentally, in September last year, Biden had welcomed Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and afterward Japanese PM Yoshihide Suga to the singular chiefs' highest point before the Quad at the White House.