Australia-India-Japan-US Quad to build a port, unveil pact on critical minerals - Reuters

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The foreign ministers of Australia, India, Japan, and the US agreed to jointly build a port in Fiji and signed pacts covering critical minerals and energy security, aiming to revitalize the Quad grouping.

The Quad nations announced plans to jointly build a port in Fiji and signed agreements on critical minerals and energy security, marking a significant step in their cooperation.

India, Australia, Japan, and the US are pooling up to $20 billion to bolster critical minerals supply chains, aiming to reduce import reliance and support local industries.

The United States, India, Australia, and Japan announced new maritime and critical minerals cooperation, reviving the Quad forum with initiatives to secure critical mineral supplies.

Foreign ministers from the US, India, Australia, and Japan announced expanded cooperation on maritime security, port infrastructure, and critical resources in the Indo-Pacific region.