Quad FMs announce maritime, energy initiatives amidst Hormuz chokehold, tense South China Sea
Quad foreign ministers met in New Delhi on May 26, 2026, to address challenges in the Indo-Pacific region. The meeting resulted in initiatives focused on maritime security and energy resilience, including the launch of the Indo-Pacific Maritime Surveillance Collaboration initiative and the expansion of the Indo-Pacific Maritime Domain Awareness initiative. The group also reaffirmed its commitment to upholding international law and peaceful resolution of disputes. S. Jaishankar (India), Marco Rubio (United States), Toshimitsu Motegi (Japan), and Penny Wong (Australia) emphasized the importance of "safe maritime commerce" and condemned attacks on commercial shipping vessels. The meeting also saw the announcement of the Quad Ports of the Future Partnership, a pilot project for port infrastructure in Fiji.
26 MAY 2026
— The Dawn
Ministers from Australia, India, Japan, and the United States met to discuss a joint infrastructure project in Fiji and agreed on initiatives for Indo-Pacific Energy Security and critical minerals.
— The Hindu
India and the United States finalized a framework agreement on critical minerals during the 11th Quad Foreign Ministers' Meeting to address global shortages exacerbated by China's export controls.
· THIS STORY — The Hindu
Quad foreign ministers launched initiatives focused on maritime security and energy resilience during a meeting in New Delhi.
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