The Quad, which brings together India, Australia, Japan and the US, is growing and one of the most expansive mechanisms for inter-governmental coordination, Jaishankar said at the India-Japan Forum.
The Quad was revived in 2017, during Trump's first term as president, and the American leader deserves a lot of credit for the grouping taking off in its second incarnation, the minister said.
"In 2017, it was the first year of the Trump administration when it started at the vice-ministers' level. Then, in 2019, it was again under the Trump administration that it moved from the vice-ministers' level to the foreign ministers' level," he said.
"And there is every reason for us to expect that, they would say we got it right the first time, it's done well and therefore, we should keep with it."
Referring to Trump's views about the partners of the US sharing the burden in alliances, Jaishankar said that "those arguments actually don't apply to the Quad at all because the Quad is a kind of 'everybody pays their fair share'."
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