What are the key takeaways from the 2024 Quad Leaders’ Summit?

The Quad has helped its members to align and coordinate key policies, but what more needs to be done to improve its ability to deliver on major initiatives?

Would the Quad benefit from pursuing a foundational treaty, agreement, or common branding, or is it better served by retaining its current, flexible approach?

In this episode, Gaurav Saini and Kate Clayton join David Andrews to discuss the 2024 Quad Leaders’ Summit, and what the future may look like with incoming leadership changes.

Dr Gaurav Saini is the co-founder of the Council for Strategic and Defence Research, a New Delhi think tank focused on foreign policy and security issues. He is part of the US State Department's Emerging Quad Think Tank Leaders program.

Kate Clayton is a Senior Coordinator for Research and Programs at La Trobe Asia and the Blue Security Maritime Exchange.

David Andrews is a Senior Policy Advisor at the ANU National Security College (NSC).

Show notes:

• NSC academic programs – find out more
• Joint statement from the leaders of Australia, India, Japan, and the United States
• Gaurav Saini’s article in the Lowy Institute Interpreter – with NSC's Dirk van der Kley.

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