India is looking to convene a meeting of the Quad foreign ministers in New Delhi around May 26, coinciding with the visit of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. This initiative aims to revitalize the Quad's activities and pave the way for a long-delayed leaders summit. Discussions have involved Japan, which has confirmed its foreign minister Toshimitsu Motegi's availability, while Australia's participation is still uncertain. The ongoing conflict in West Asia has impacted planning, but a recent truce between Iran and the US has improved prospects for the meeting. The last gathering of Quad foreign ministers occurred in July 2025, and since then, several working groups have continued their efforts in areas like technology and counter-terrorism. However, frustrations have emerged regarding the US administration's focus on specific results rather than the platforms for achieving them, highlighting the need for the Quad to demonstrate its continued relevance in the Indo-Pacific region, especially in light of China's assertive posture.