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MEA expects 1,200-1,300 journalists for BRICS Summit coverage, says information dissemination key challenge

MEA expects 1,200-1,300 journalists for BRICS Summit coverage, says information dissemination key challenge
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Source: ANI (Asian News International) | Original Published At: 2026-09-10 14:20:30 UTC

Key Points

  • The Ministry of External Affairs expects 1,200-1,300 journalists to cover the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi.
  • An International Media Centre is being set up at the Bharat Mandapam Complex, with journalists expected from BRICS member, partner and invited countries.
  • The summit will take place on September 12-13 and mark the culmination of India's BRICS presidency.
  • India plans to disseminate summit information through press releases, websites and social media handles of the BRICS presidency and the Ministry of External Affairs.
  • The summit agenda is expected to cover trade, digital technology, finance, energy security, global governance reform and cooperation among expanded BRICS members.
  • The expanded BRICS grouping comprises 11 full members and also includes 10 partner nations.
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