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EAM Jaishankar participated in 2nd India-Australia-Japan-USA Ministerial meeting today in Tokyo. The Foreign Ministers followed up on their discussions in Sept'19 & discussed the post #COVID19 international order: Ministry of External Affairs (Pic Courtesy: EAM's Twitter account) Image
The leaders called for a coordinated response to challenges including financial problems emanating from #COVID19, need to share best practices to combat it, increasing the resilience of supply chains & enhancing access to affordable vaccines, medicines & medical equipment: MEA
The Foreign Ministers exchanged views about regional issues of mutual interest, and issues related to connectivity, humanitarian assistance and disaster relief, maritime safety and security, health security and counter-terrorism: Ministry of External Affairs (MEA)
They reaffirmed their collective vision of maintaining a free, open and inclusive Indo-Pacific. They reiterated their firm support to ASEAN centrality and highlighted their readiness to work towards realizing a common vision for Indo-Pacific: Ministry of External Affairs (MEA)

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