BRICS Leaders Unanimously Approve New Delhi Declaration
The declaration reflects the essence of decisions and positions on major global and regional issues.
The declaration reflects the essence of decisions and positions on major global and regional issues.
BRICS leaders meeting in New Delhi expressed deep concern over Middle East tensions, criticized unilateral tariffs, and backed UN Security Council reform.
Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in New Delhi for the two-day BRICS summit, where wars, trade and energy dominate the agenda.
Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke at the BRICS summit about multipolarity, UN reform and geopolitical transformations.
BRICS leaders unanimously adopted a joint declaration at their annual summit in New Delhi, expressing deep concern over Middle East tensions and calling for restraint, diplomacy and a multilateral approach.
Indian officials said the country’s BRICS presidency produced more than 50 outcomes, while uncertainty remained over a unified summit declaration due to differences between the United Arab Emirates and Iran.
At the BRICS Business Forum, Russian and Iranian leaders condemned Western sanctions and military pressure while calling for stronger BRICS resilience, highlighting India’s balancing task as summit host.
At the BRICS Business Forum, Indian ministers called for lower trade barriers, local-currency payment links, and easier cross-border services trade among member countries.
An expected China-India leaders’ meeting at the BRICS summit is presented as a possible milestone for Asian stability and bloc unity.