The world dynamic is changing. There is a shift in the power balance scale, leaning towards Asia. The new global order is being formed, and the West is looking for hope in the continent of Asia. A big part of this shift is the swift participation of Asian countries in world summits, initiatives and strategies. One such strategy is the Indo-Pacific strategy.

Indo-Pacific strategy is an alliance formed between the Indo-Pacific region and many other nations, such as America, Australia, Britain and France, in a total of 40 countries. Indo-Pacific region is Earth’s vast bio-geographic region. With the geographical benefit, Asian nations are expected to balance the international arena. China, however, is running its own course. With the fear of its persistent interference, other nations had trouble with being a part of it, but with proper understanding and a shared goal, many nations got involved.

This strategy is not new but has hardly ever been discussed in international affairs. Indo-Pacific strategy aims to ease trade, economic growth, supply chain resilience, maritime security, and navigation freedom. It is about the unity of countries against piracy, terrorism and territorial disputes.

As per each nation, the agreement has minor changes, but the outcome is common: freedom and openness, security, resilience, prosperity, and connections. This dynamic is the change that the world needs and will soon achieve, putting Asian nations on top of the global order.