BRICS nations reportedly reached consensus on a joint statement after late-night talks, with India helping bridge differences among the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Tehran over the Iran war and West Asia.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for ensuring continuity in BRICS activities during a meeting of member-country leaders.
BRICS countries reportedly reached consensus on a joint declaration condemning unilateral wars without naming specific countries, with India playing a key role in bridging divisions.
The deadlock centered on the Iran-UAE dispute over the Gulf conflict, resolved with a text that does not directly name any country involved.
At the BRICS summit in New Delhi, China’s President Xi Jinping urged member states to strengthen peace efforts in the Middle East and Gulf region.
The 11-member BRICS grouping has opened a two-day summit in New Delhi focused on geopolitical issues and efforts to strengthen its global role.
Ahead of the BRICS summit hosted by India, artists from member countries jointly created a large mural at Bharat Mandapam inspired by the Indian concept of Sangam, symbolizing friendship and cultural exchange.
Indian negotiators reached consensus on a BRICS joint statement by resolving differences among Iran, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia over wording related to the ongoing war.
At the BRICS Summit in Delhi, PM Modi said BRICS seeks progress with all countries, proposed a continuity and implementation mechanism, and called for time-bound reforms in the UN Security Council and global financial institutions.
