President Joe Biden has dismissed concerns that a key Indo-Pacific security partnership will be at risk if Donald Trump returns to the White House.
President Joe Biden has dismissed concerns that a key Indo-Pacific security partnership will be at risk if Donald Trump wins the upcoming presidential election, stating the Quad will survive"way beyond November".
Picture: Bonnie Cash / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP) At the launch of the summit, President Biden said that “while challenges will come, the world will change because the Quad is here to stay.”Great to see you, my friend. ð¦ðºðºð¸In his opening statement Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the world would “always be better off when likeminded and our four great democracies work together.
Ahead of the meeting, Prime Minister Albanese was invited to President Biden's 81-year-old's home in Wilmington, Delaware, for a"warm and engaging" meeting between the two allies.
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