BRICS Member States Look to Technology to Strengthen Trade Ties
The BRICS business forum opened in New Delhi ahead of India’s annual summit, with digital technology and resilient trade networks emerging as key priorities for member states.
The BRICS business forum opened in New Delhi ahead of India’s annual summit, with digital technology and resilient trade networks emerging as key priorities for member states.
India is using its BRICS chairship to promote an ‘Energy for All’ agenda focused on affordable and reliable energy, climate finance, clean-energy technologies, and critical-mineral cooperation.
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Photographs and briefings show PM Modi meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian ahead of the 18th BRICS Summit hosted by India in New Delhi.
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin will share the same platform, but the central question is India’s diplomacy rather than BRICS itself.
The article highlights BRICS’ growing economic scale and India’s 2026 chairmanship, emphasizing digital public infrastructure, trade growth, tourism, mobility, and people-to-people cooperation.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi proposed a three-pillar strategy to deepen trade within the expanded BRICS grouping, while Russian President Vladimir Putin highlighted BRICS economic weight and called for broader cooperation.
Russian President Vladimir Putin used the BRICS Summit in New Delhi to warn Europe against sending troops to Ukraine and to promote deeper BRICS cooperation and a proposed NDB-based investment platform.