Quad foreign ministers have expressed “grave concerns” over economic coercion, including the use of arbitrary export restrictions, according to a statement issued by the Quad alliance.
The statement was released in Atlanta, Georgia, where the ministers met to discuss shared concerns.
The Quad did not name any specific country in the statement. It said the ministers were concerned about economic coercion and related trade measures.
Source / Attribution: The Hindu
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