THE INDO-PACIFIC BELT QUADRILATERAL CRUSADE

Abstract

The term "Indo-Pacific" refers to a hypothetically crucial and continuous tactical area including the Western Pacific and Eastern Indian oceans. The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad), which includes Australia, India, Japan, and the US, has defined a harmonious and unifying idea that recognises each country's uniqueness and singularities in their stance toward the Indo-Pacific framework on the realms of conflux. It goes hand in hand with the concept of the genesis. Naval security continues to serve as an anchor for this outlook, but there is a movement toward constructing the Quad's vision in a way that is more generic and relevant to the expanding global geopolitical crises. By achieving this goal, the Quad will be able to present an unambiguous plan and a game plan with appropriate variety at future summits.