Biden to Invite ‘Quad’ Leaders to His Home in Delaware

President Joe Biden is planning to host world leaders at his house in Wilmington, Delaware for his final “Quad” summit, emphasizing the importance of personal relationships in foreign policy. The intimate two-day event will include meetings with the heads of Australia, India, and Japan, with personalized touches and a dinner at Biden’s high school. This will be the first time a foreign leader has visited Wilmington during Biden’s presidency, showcasing the closeness he shares with each dignitary. The summit aims to strengthen alliances in the Indo-Pacific region and counter China’s influence, with expected agreements on health security, natural disaster response, and maritime partnership in the South China Sea. This gathering follows previous meetings between the Quad leaders and marks the end of Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Kishida’s terms. Biden also plans to embark on final overseas trips to Africa, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation gathering in Peru, and the G20 summit in Brazil. The president’s efforts reflect his commitment to personal relationships and diplomacy in shaping his foreign policy legacy.

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