Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the New Delhi Declaration would provide new direction to BRICS’ shared vision as the 18th BRICS Summit concluded in New Delhi.
At the closing session of the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the New Delhi Declaration as a shared vision and a new direction for future cooperation, emphasizing time-bound action, ground-level results, inclusiveness, and the next summit in China.
The Kremlin said the 2026 BRICS summit declaration included provisions important to Russia, including joint settlement centers and an investment platform.
The article analyzes the BRICS 2026 Summit in New Delhi as a diplomatic moment that showcased cooperation, multilateralism, and dialogue among members despite global and internal disagreements.
New Delhi declaration spans finance, AI, food security and multilateral reform, expanding the Global South agenda.
University delegation holds 27 B2B meetings at BRICS Business Forum 2026 to promote education-industry partnerships.
The 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi marked the bloc’s 20th anniversary, focusing on global governance reform, cooperation expansion and China’s proposals on innovation, peace and multilateralism.
A Rogers Capital Consultancy executive said BRICS is unlikely to reduce dependence on the US dollar or create a common currency in the near term.
Indian opposition leader questions public benefits of BRICS Summit as New Delhi Declaration emphasizes people-to-people cooperation.
