‘US re-engagement with China has no implications on ties with India, Quad’

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The United States’ re-engagement with China shouldn’t be seen as having any implication on the robust ties it has with India and its commitments to the QUAD grouping, a prime US official stated on Wednesday.

The US has been re-engaging with China at varied ranges after months of no contact with navy in addition to political leaders, which had triggered issues a couple of potential confrontation between the 2 international locations.

The official stated the re-engagement is primarily aimed toward having higher bilateral relations, particularly on the financial and enterprise entrance, which each international locations imagine is necessary.

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But it shouldn’t be seen as having any penalties on the US’ robust relations with India and QUAD, which stays crucial on the strategic degree for the US, the official added.

The four-nation bloc QUAD (Quadrilateral Security Dialogue), comprising India, the US, Japan and Australia, has typically been seen as a counterbalance to China within the Indo-Pacific.

The thought for QUAD was first mooted in 2007 and the 4 international locations have since then deepened their strategic ties considerably.

With inputs from businesses.