In his final months in office, President Joe Biden is putting a personal touch on Asia-Pacific diplomacy as he hosts the Quad leaders from Australia, India, and Japan at his Delaware home for a farewell summit. The meetings come as Biden finalizes measures against China and aims to expand maritime security cooperation among Quad nations. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Biden engaged in bilateral talks, emphasizing economic growth and strategic collaboration. This summit is seen as a crucial chance for the Quad to enhance its relevance and take decisive steps to counteract China's influence in the Indo-Pacific region. Despite concerns about the Quad's direction, leaders are expected to unveil new military cooperation and coordinate joint maritime patrols. Security measures have been heightened for the visits, which highlight the geopolitical significance of the gathering as world leaders convene in Wilmington.