The BRICS New Delhi Declaration frames climate action through sustainable development, equity, energy security and economic resilience rather than a standalone Net Zero commitment.
BRICS leaders adopted a New Delhi declaration urging restraint in the Middle East, protection of civilians, continued trade and energy flows, and rejection of unilateral sanctions.
The New Delhi Declaration from the 18th BRICS Summit emphasized energy security, stable markets, and protection of critical infrastructure, while highlighting the challenge of divergent member-state interests during the West Asia crisis.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed spoke at the 18th BRICS Summit in India, emphasizing stronger partnerships, mineral and renewable-energy cooperation, and sustainable development.
BRICS adopted the New Delhi Declaration 2026, supporting sustainable aviation fuels, transport decarbonisation, urban mobility cooperation, and logistics supply-chain collaboration.
BRICS member states adopted a joint statement at their New Delhi summit urging maximum restraint in the Middle East and warning against actions that could worsen the situation.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian urged BRICS leaders to oppose attacks on nuclear facilities, take practical measures against unilateral sanctions, and play a more active role on Gaza.
At the BRICS summit in New Delhi, Chinese President Xi Jinping called on the 11 member countries to reject protectionism and support the multilateral trading system, while Russian President Vladimir Putin and the BRICS joint declaration addressed global peace, energy security, trade flows and nuclear risks.
BRICS countries called for maximum restraint and avoidance of escalation in a joint statement adopted at their New Delhi summit, according to AFP via Agerpres.
