BRICS leaders at the 18th summit, chaired by India, committed to AI governance cooperation, welcomed a startup incubator network, and discussed new innovation and finance initiatives, including a proposed startup fund and a BRICS Risk Lab.
The BRICS Business Council has proposed a supply-chain resilience framework and deeper cooperation in artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure, advanced manufacturing, and sustainability across member economies.
At the BRICS Summit, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the weaponisation of technology and restricted access to critical minerals hinder development and announced initiatives to strengthen supply chains and promote sustainability.
At the BRICS Summit, India’s Prime Minister proposed a startup innovation fund and wider cooperation on resilience, agriculture, energy and SMEs.
At the BRICS summit in New Delhi, Chinese President Xi Jinping proposed five cooperation initiatives covering artificial intelligence, trade and investment facilitation, digital industry, intelligent manufacturing, and talent development.
The 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi produced a 140-point declaration, high-level bilateral meetings and expanded cooperation across trade, security, finance, technology, agriculture, health and global governance.
The BRICS Business Council called for stronger trade, investment and technology links across member economies, focusing on resilience, digital infrastructure and advanced manufacturing.
At the concluding session of the BRICS Summit, Xi Jinping called for stronger BRICS cooperation in artificial intelligence, trade, digital industry, intelligent manufacturing, and science and technology while urging fair and rule-based international governance.
EEPC India called for removing non-tariff barriers and establishing efficient payment mechanisms among BRICS nations to strengthen trade, particularly in engineering goods.
