BRICS backs measures to draw private capital into infrastructure
BRICS finance chiefs support stronger PPP frameworks, risk-sharing mechanisms and multilateral guarantees to make emerging-market infrastructure projects more bankable.
BRICS finance chiefs support stronger PPP frameworks, risk-sharing mechanisms and multilateral guarantees to make emerging-market infrastructure projects more bankable.
BRICS members are advancing financial cooperation under India’s 2026 chairship, with priorities spanning cross-border payments, local-currency settlement, the New Development Bank, customs cooperation, cybersecurity, and responsible AI use in finance.
BRICS finance ministers and central bank governors agreed to advance interoperable payments, local-currency settlements, development finance and customs cooperation under India’s 2026 chairship.
As BRICS leaders meet in Delhi, internal divisions and US policy pressures make a united response to Washington unlikely.
India’s BRICS chairship highlights resilience, innovation, cooperation and sustainability, with the UAE participating across multiple tracks ahead of the New Delhi summit.
Indian-origin Russian legislator Abhay Kumar Singh described BRICS as a platform for mutual cooperation in economy and culture, while South African business leader Mtho Xulu called for stronger institutionalisation of the grouping.
A senior Congress leader said India’s BRICS representation should reflect the entire country and urged the government to consult the Opposition ahead of the 18th BRICS Summit.
India’s Education Ministry, together with the Ministry of External Affairs, is hosting the BRICS Bharat Innovates Exposition 2026 in New Delhi alongside the 18th BRICS Summit to connect Indian startups, universities and research institutions with BRICS stakeholders.
India’s trade with BRICS countries has more than doubled over five years, with exports to the bloc projected to reach $200 billion by 2030, according to an ASSOCHAM report.