Summarize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has joined Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in promising action on climate change during a meeting in Brazil on the sidelines of the G20 summit. The two also pledged to strengthen the security pact known as the Quad, or Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, with the United States and Japan.“Australia and India have a shared ambition to move faster, work together and deploy our complementary capabilities to drive climate action,” Albanese said at a brief appearance before the media at the G20.Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the Australia-India Annual Leaders’ Summit in Rio de Janeiro.Credit: Alex EllinghausenAlbanese met Modi for the formal talks on the final day of the G20 summit. The two leaders issued a statement that set a broad agenda for the Quad — highlighting the way it began as a security agreement seen as a bulwark against China, but now extends to other issues.“The Prime Ministers reiterated their commitment to strengthening cooperation through the Quad as a force for global good,” they said.“They appreciated the Quad’s ongoing efforts to undertake ambitious projects to help partners address pandemics and disease; respond to natural disasters; strengthen maritime domain awareness and maritime security; mobilise and build high-standard physical and digital infrastructure; invest in and benefit from critical and emerging technologies; confront the threat of climate change; bolster cyber-security; and cultivate the next generation of technology leaders.”Modi also invited Albanese to India next year for a Quad summit there. This adds to an invitation from China to visit next year for annual talks agreed with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
