DelhiDesk India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, along with his counterparts from the United Arab Emirates and the United States, met Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to discuss a major infrastructure project that would link a West Asian rail network to Indian ports. The meeting is part of efforts to counter China’s growing influence in West Asia, and the project is seen as a key initiative the White House wants to push in the region. The infrastructure project was raised during talks held over the past 18 months by the I2U2, a grouping that brings together India, Israel, the US and the UAE and has been dubbed the ‘West Asian Quad’.
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👉 The national security advisors of India, UAE, and the US met with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to discuss a connectivity project.
👉 The project is expected to link a West Asian rail network to Indian ports.
👉 The meeting was seen as part of efforts to counter Beijing’s growing influence in West Asia.
👉 The White House confirmed the meeting and stated that the NSAs aim to advance their shared vision of a more secure and prosperous Middle East region interconnected with India and the world.
👉 The infrastructure project linking West Asian railways to Indian ports was discussed during the meeting.
👉 The project is a key initiative that the White House wants to push in West Asia to counter China’s growing influence.
👉 The idea for the project originated from the I2U2 meetings, a grouping that brings together India, Israel, the US, and the UAE.
👉 The US administration expanded on the idea to include Saudi Arabia.
👉 The three NSAs agreed to maintain regular consultations and follow up on the matters discussed during the meeting.
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