On Tuesday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi, reaffirming the significance of the India-Japan Special Strategic and Global Partnership in fostering peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region. Modi expressed his pleasure in hosting Motegi, who attended the Quad Foreign Ministers' Meeting in New Delhi. The meeting involved discussions among the foreign ministers of Japan, Australia, and the United States, culminating in the adoption of four key documents addressing cooperation in energy security and critical minerals. Motegi emphasized the need for Indo-Pacific countries to bolster their resilience and highlighted the importance of the Quad's role in advancing regional cooperation. He also stressed the urgency of energy security initiatives to ensure stable supplies in the region. The leaders collectively opposed any unilateral actions that threaten the regional status quo, marking a commitment to collaborative security and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific.