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India is going to host the Quad conference in the year 2025 while Trump will be seen representing America this year.
Donald Trump is going to become the President of America once again. His inclination towards India, towards Narendra Modi and towards Hindus and fundamentalists is absolutely clear. Donald Trump openly talks about his good relationship and friendship with PM Modi. PM Modi has also called Donald Trump his good friend. The ideology of both the leaders is also the same. Donald Trump talks about America First and PM Modi also talks about Nation First. But the coming year is going to be special for both the leaders and for India and America. India is going to host the Quad conference in the year 2025 while Trump will be seen representing America this year.
India will host the 2025 edition of the Quad summit, which will be attended by newly elected United States President Donald Trump. The Quad summit was originally scheduled to be held in New Delhi this September. But it was moved to New York over scheduling conflicts among the participating leaders. Meera Rapp-Hooper, senior director for East Asia and Oceania at the National Security Council, had said in September this year that when we were planning this year’s Quad summit, India was going to host it, but as soon as we Looking at the schedules of all four leaders, it became clear to us that this was the best way to ensure they met and got the time they wanted. He said that we hope that the Quad summit will be held in India next year. PM Modi graciously agreed to swap host years with us and we look forward to seeing all four Quad leaders meet in India next year.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) had also said that India will host the Quad summit in 2025. Following the US side’s request to host the Quad summit this year, India has agreed to host the next Quad summit in 2025. For the last Quad summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid a three-day visit to the United States on September 21 and met several global leaders, including outgoing US President Joe Biden, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida.
