The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) of India has asserted the strength and ongoing engagement of the Quad alliance, dismissing concerns regarding a potential shift in the United States' stance. During a briefing following the Quad Foreign Ministers' Meeting, MEA Additional Secretary Nagaraj Naidu emphasized that the US remains 'very engaged' in the Quad, as reflected in its strategic policy documents, including the National Security Strategy. This document highlights the importance of strengthening Indo-Pacific alliances and enhancing cooperation with India. Naidu noted that Quad Foreign Ministers have convened three times in the past 18 months, indicating active collaboration among member nations. He stated, 'The Quad is here to stay,' highlighting the expansion of initiatives across various domains. The next Summit's timing and location will be determined by diplomats, considering the leaders' busy schedules. The recent meeting was attended by India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, along with counterparts from Australia, Japan, and the US.