A Russian business delegation is in India for the BRICS summit and Business Forum, where officials highlighted BRICS as a platform for trade, technology, and skills collaboration.
A DMCC executive said energy logistics, storage and long-term planning are more important than short-term price movements, especially amid West Asia tensions and ahead of the BRICS Business Forum.
Assocham President Nirmal Kumar Minda said India’s BRICS Chairship comes at a crucial juncture and stronger engagement among BRICS economies can unlock new opportunities and strengthen resilience.
Ahead of the September 12-13 BRICS summit in New Delhi, India is expected to focus on cross-border digital payments, CBDC interoperability, and faster settlement in national currencies rather than backing a common BRICS currency.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar highlighted India’s potential contribution to BRICS economic cooperation at the BRICS Business Forum, urging integration of business perspectives ahead of the BRICS summit.
India is being positioned as a key investment hub for BRICS businesses, with the BRICS Summit highlighting opportunities for trade, technology sharing, and joint ventures.
A CPI Rajya Sabha MP highlighted the significance of the upcoming 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, calling for stronger BRICS cooperation as a counterbalance to unilateralism and emphasizing India’s priorities in global engagement.
India hosts the BRICS Summit in New Delhi as Chinese President Xi Jinping attends, highlighting renewed cooperation and the bloc’s focus on trade, sustainability, and Global South concerns.
India’s 18th BRICS summit will focus on economic cooperation, payments, and bilateral meetings among Modi, Xi, and Putin, while expectations for a formal trilateral remain limited.
