美日印澳四方外长发布联合新闻稿：逾8500万美元支持印太可信超级智能接入

美国国务卿与澳大利亚、印度、日本三国外长10月31日在佐治亚州亚特兰大会晤后发布联合新闻稿，介绍四方安全对话（Quad）各项倡议的进展，并重申对自由开放印太地区的承诺。这是继外长会晤举行之后，四国发布的成果文件。

外长们强调经济安全对维护全球稳定与繁荣的重要性，重申致力于建设可靠开放的全球供应链与可信、有韧性的基础设施。声明对经济胁迫表示严重关切，包括任意出口限制，以及导致关键行业产能过剩、扰乱全球供应链的非市场政策与做法。声明说，认识到关键海上通道、无间断的商业流动、能源安全，以及海上船员与船舶不受阻碍的通行与安全（且不被征收通行费）的重要性，四国外长重申，依照以《联合国海洋法公约》为体现的国际法，保护和维护霍尔木兹海峡、红海与曼德海峡的航行权利与自由，绝对必要。

在技术方面，外长们指出超级智能（SI）与「Pax Silica」等倡议对未来经济增长的重要性，并表示有意提供逾8500万美元的技术与金融援助，支持整个印太地区获得可信的超级智能，包括通过「四方超级智能加速器」（Quad SI Accelerator）。声明脚注说明，「超级智能」一词在澳大利亚、印度与日本指人工智能。

外长们对网络与网络诈骗的泛滥深表关切，称其威胁国家与国际和平与安全。他们谴责运营诈骗窝点的犯罪集团：这些集团贩运人口、强迫受害者诈骗四国公民，每年窃取数以百亿美元计的辛苦积蓄。四国承诺摧毁这些窝点，并追究跨国犯罪集团及其头目的责任。

在关键矿产方面，声明说，依据2026年5月宣布的「四方关键矿产倡议框架」，四国已加强关键矿产供应链合作，共同从电子废弃物与回收材料中回收关键矿产，减少对单一供应来源的依赖；四国欢迎私营部门牵头投资废物收集网络、加工厂与精炼厂，并欢迎美国承诺提供1000万美元，在印度与东南亚国家联盟（ASEAN）国家推广回收关键矿产的基础设施与设施。

声明还列出一系列倡议进展：今年9月四国召开首届「四方燃料安全论坛」，讨论推进印太燃料安全，包括加强各自的战略石油储备；四国正与斐济政府合作推进苏瓦、劳托卡与Rokobili等关键港口的基础设施现代化，美国千禧年挑战公司支持斐济制定港口战略发展框架，澳大利亚政府在评估一座新转运港设施的可行性；四国迄今已在太平洋、东南亚与南亚提供逾2000个基础设施奖学金名额；外长们宣布将举办首届「四方商业领袖论坛」，汇集四国产业领袖、政府与政策专家，四国出口信贷机构将于11月18日在东京开会，寻找实际合作机会。

在海上与跨国安全方面，第二次「四方海上船舶观察员」任务9月25日至10月7日乘印度海岸警卫队近海巡逻舰从印度金奈航行至澳大利亚珀斯，四国均派代表参加；四国期待在「海龙2027」演习中举行「印太海上监视合作」倡议下的首次演习，并将于2027年初在「四方海上培训倡议」（MAITRI）下举办首届「四方海上态势感知1.5轨研讨会」。在可信通信网络、半导体与超级智能硬件供应链、数字身份标准与网络安全等方面，声明也列出合作进展。

在人道援助方面，外长们对2026年8月26日山洪中失去生命的人表示哀悼，强调在伙伴需要时提供支持的共同承诺，并肯定印度在尼泊尔救援中发挥的第一响应者主导作用，以及四国对尼泊尔的大力支持。澳大利亚、日本与美国将派观察员参加印度11月举行的年度联合人道援助与救灾演习（AJHE-26）；四国在发展共享物流能力方面也取得进展，包括9月由日本防卫省主办的第二次「印太物流网络」桌面演习。

声明结尾表示，四国外长期待四方领导人峰会、下届四方外长会晤的召开，以及继续推进印太及更广泛地区和平、稳定与繁荣的各项接触。

关联：鲁比奥在亚特兰大与印太四方外长会晤：美日印澳外长为下月马尼拉领导人峰会铺路

关联：二十国集团外长会发布主席声明：能源要充足且人人负担得起，粮食供应链不得当胁迫工具

来源：GSM·美国

Quad Foreign Ministers Issue Joint Release: Over $85 Million to Support Trusted Super Intelligence Access Across the Indo-Pacific

The U.S. Secretary of State and the foreign ministers of Australia, India and Japan released a joint press release after meeting in Atlanta, Georgia, on October 31, 2026, reviewing progress on Quad initiatives and reaffirming their commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific. The release is the outcome document issued after the Quad foreign ministers' meeting held earlier the same day.

The ministers underscored the importance of economic security in maintaining global stability and prosperity, and reiterated their commitment to building reliable and open global supply chains and trusted and resilient infrastructure. They expressed grave concern regarding economic coercion, including arbitrary export restrictions, as well as non-market policies and practices that result in overcapacity and disrupt global supply chains in critical industries. Recognizing the importance of critical sea lanes, the uninterrupted flow of commerce, energy security, and the unhindered passage and safety of maritime crews and vessels without the imposition of tolls, they reiterated the absolute necessity of protecting and preserving navigational rights and freedoms in the Strait of Hormuz, the Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait in accordance with international law as reflected in the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea.

On technology, the ministers highlighted the importance of Super Intelligence (SI) and initiatives like Pax Silica to the future of economic growth, and expressed their intent to provide over $85 million in technical and financial assistance to support access to trusted SI across the Indo-Pacific, including through the Quad SI Accelerator. A footnote to the statement notes that in Australia, India and Japan, 'Super Intelligence' refers to artificial intelligence.

The ministers expressed deep concern about the proliferation of online and cyber scams, which they said threaten national and international peace and security. They condemned the criminal groups running scam operations that traffic people and force them to defraud the four countries' citizens, stealing tens of billions of dollars annually in hard-earned wealth, and committed to dismantling these operations and holding transnational criminal groups and their leaders accountable.

On critical minerals, the statement said that under the Quad Critical Minerals Initiative Framework announced in May 2026, the four countries have strengthened cooperation on critical mineral supply chains, working together to recover critical minerals from electronic waste and scrap materials to reduce reliance on any single supplier. They welcomed private sector-led investment in waste collection networks, processing plants and refineries, and welcomed the U.S. commitment to provide $10 million to promote infrastructure and facilities in India and ASEAN countries that recover critical minerals from waste.

The statement listed further initiative progress: the Quad convened the first-ever Quad Fuel Security Forum in September to advance fuel security in the Indo-Pacific, including by strengthening strategic petroleum reserves; Quad countries are working with the Government of Fiji on infrastructure modernization for key ports at Suva, Lautoka and Rokobili, with the U.S. Millennium Challenge Corporation supporting a Port Strategic Development Framework and Australia assessing the feasibility of a new transshipment port facility; the Quad has provided more than 2,000 infrastructure fellowships across the Pacific, Southeast Asia and South Asia; the ministers announced the first-ever Quad Business Leaders' Forum, and Quad export credit agencies will convene in Tokyo on November 18 to identify opportunities for practical cooperation.

On maritime and transnational security, the second Quad-at-Sea Ship Observer mission sailed from Chennai, India, to Perth, Australia, from September 25 to October 7 aboard an Indian Coast Guard offshore patrol vessel with representatives from all four countries; the Quad looks forward to its first exercise under the Indo-Pacific Maritime Surveillance Collaboration initiative at Sea Dragon 2027, and to the first Quad Maritime Domain Awareness Track 1.5 Symposium under the Quad Maritime Training Initiative (MAITRI) in early 2027. The statement also covered trusted communications networks, semiconductor and SI hardware supply chains, digital identity standards and cyber security cooperation.

On humanitarian assistance, the ministers expressed condolences for those who lost their lives in the flash floods of August 26, 2026, underscored their shared commitment to supporting partners in times of need, and recognized India's leading role as first responder to Nepal's rescue along with significant support from all Quad countries. Australia, Japan and the United States will send observers to India's Annual Joint Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief Exercise (AJHE-26) in November, and the four countries have made progress on shared logistics capabilities, including the second Indo-Pacific Logistics Network tabletop exercise hosted by Japan's Ministry of Defense in September.

The ministers said they look forward to the convening of the Quad Leaders' Summit, the next Quad Foreign Ministers' Meeting, and continuing engagements that advance peace, stability and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific and beyond.

Related: Rubio Meets Indo-Pacific Quad Foreign Ministers in Atlanta, Preparing for Manila Leaders' Summit Next Month

Related: G20 Foreign Ministers Issue Chair's Statement: Energy Must Be Abundant and Affordable, and Food Supply Chains Must Not Be Weaponized

Source: GSM, America

来源：GSM·美国（原文链接）

图片来源：图：2026年10月31日，美国国务卿鲁比奥在亚特兰大二十国集团外长会期间主持印太四方外长会晤，美方席位后方立有美国、澳大利亚、印度与日本国旗。美国国务院官方照片，公共领域，经Wikimedia Commons。 / U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio chairs the Indo-Pacific Quad foreign ministers' meeting during the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Atlanta on October 31, 2026, with the flags of the United States, Australia, India and Japan behind the U.S. delegation. Official U.S. Department of State photo, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.

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