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Quad Summit in Japan: When will leaders release joint statement? | ABP News

Today, on the second day of his Japan tour, PM Modi attended the fourth summit meeting of the Quad leaders. There he met US President Joe Biden, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Australia's new PM Anthony Albanese.

The meeting of QUAD leaders lasted for two hours that is from 6.55 to 8.55.

After this, the leaders of the four countries will reach the Japanese PM's residence at 9.15 am. Where is the lunch program for the Quad leaders. Then the series of bilateral talks between the two countries of the Quad will start. According to Indian time, there will be talks with PM Modi and US President Joe Biden at 11 am.

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