US Reaffirms Support for India's UNSC Bid
US Reaffirms Support for India's UNSC Bid

US Reaffirms Support for India's UNSC Bid

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Chinese ambassador Xu Feihong emphasized the consensus between President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Narendra Modi that China and India are partners in cooperation rather than rivals, calling for proper handling of differences, especially in light of their ongoing border dispute. Meanwhile, the Quad summit saw leaders from India, the US, Australia, and Japan unveil key initiatives, including a new coast guard exercise and an expanded maritime surveillance system, while also condemning aggression in the South China Sea. The US reaffirmed its strong partnership with India, highlighting economic and strategic collaborations, and supported India's bid for a permanent seat at the UN Security Council to reflect its significant global role. The Quad leaders collectively emphasized the necessity of reforming the UN Security Council to make it more representative and inclusive.

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