Quad meeting addresses economic coercion and supply chains
Economy · First reported 31 Oct, 16:35 · Updated 16:58
Quad foreign ministers met in Atlanta and raised concerns about economic coercion. The meeting also covered supply-chain resilience and announced assistance to expand AI access across the Indo-Pacific.
- Quad foreign ministers met in Atlanta and expressed concern about economic coercion, including arbitrary export restrictions.
- The ministers discussed resilient supply chains and reducing reliance on any single supplier for critical minerals.
- The Quad announced plans for more than $85 million in assistance to expand AI access across the Indo-Pacific.
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- Meeting location
- Atlanta
- Assistance announced
- More than $85 million in technical and financial assistance
- Intended reach
- Indo-Pacific
- Quad members represented
- Australia, India, Japan, and the United States
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