India hosted a BRICS summit bringing together members and partners, producing a joint statement focused on economic instability, sanctions, energy and food risks, and the need for continued multilateral engagement.
At the BRICS summit in New Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for tangible, time-bound implementation of summit outcomes, while the bloc agreed on an infectious disease early warning system and reaffirmed support for multipolarity and institutional reform.
The BRICS summit in New Delhi showed that internal disagreements have not stopped cooperation, while raising the question of whether the grouping will develop permanent institutions and mechanisms for major projects in the Global South.
Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary praised the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi and the New Delhi Declaration, highlighting outcomes on multilateralism, counter-terrorism, UNSC reform, trade, technology, and sustainable development.
Prabowo Subianto spoke at a BRICS+ summit in New Delhi, advocating for a stronger Global South role and a more inclusive multilateral system.
At the BRICS Summit closing session, PM Modi said using technology and rare minerals as strategic weapons could hinder shared global progress, while highlighting BRICS initiatives on supply chains, startups, agriculture, health, and clean energy.
The BRICS Women’s Business Alliance has recommended measures to help women-led enterprises scale, improve access to capital and markets, and strengthen women’s leadership across BRICS economies.
At the BRICS Summit, India’s Prime Minister proposed a startup innovation fund and wider cooperation on resilience, agriculture, energy and SMEs.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi used the BRICS summit in New Delhi to warn about geopolitical tensions, supply-chain shocks and climate crises, while the bloc announced health early-warning cooperation and reaffirmed calls for global governance reforms.
