India’s digital public infrastructure, affordable medicines and health capabilities are presented as key contributions to BRICS cooperation and engagement with the Global South.
A Russian blogger covering the BRICS summit in New Delhi praised India’s hospitality and called for the meeting to focus on peace, trade cooperation, local currencies and digital payments.
Experts attending the BRICS summit highlighted opportunities for artificial intelligence cooperation, diversified global trade, and cross-border financial integration through mechanisms such as BRICS Pay.
BRICS countries adopted the New Delhi Declaration expressing serious concern over organised scam networks and calling for coordinated international action to dismantle them and trace illicit funds.
At the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, leaders adopted a technology-focused declaration on AI governance, digital infrastructure, cybersecurity and innovation-led growth.
BRICS leaders endorsed education cooperation, traditional knowledge systems, safe use of AI, and exploration of a BRICS university global ranking and evaluation system.
BRICS countries agreed in a joint declaration to deepen cooperation on sustainable transport, digital connectivity, public-private partnerships and the New Development Bank’s role, while opposing unilateral protectionist measures.
A BRICS summit criticized unilateral tariff and non-tariff measures distorting global trade and urged practical solutions for cross-border payments among its 11 members.
BRICS members adopt the New Delhi Declaration to deepen cooperation in science, education, innovation, and skills through shared research infrastructure, startup support, and university ranking initiatives.
