Oman Hails India’s BRICS Consensus-Building, Says It Is ‘Nothing New’ for New Delhi
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Source: ANI (Asian News International) | Original Published At: 2026-09-13 09:28:33 UTC
Key Points
- Oman Ambassador to India Issa Alshibani praised India for successfully steering the BRICS grouping toward a joint declaration.
- He said consensus-building was “nothing new” for India, despite earlier pessimism about whether the grouping would reach a declaration.
- The 11 BRICS countries adopted the 140-point New Delhi Declaration, covering conflicts, terrorism, trade, energy security, climate change, technology, development, and global institutional reforms.
- The ambassador said energy security has become increasingly important globally and noted Oman and India’s longstanding energy and trade relationship.
- The New Delhi Declaration calls for stable and diversified energy markets, resilient supply chains, and a just, orderly, equitable and inclusive energy transition.
- The declaration recognizes that fossil fuels will continue to play an important role for emerging markets and developing economies, alongside renewable and nuclear energy.
- Oman is not a BRICS member but closely follows outcomes of BRICS and G20, reflecting the influence of such platforms on global economic and geopolitical discussions.