BRICS portal to strengthen agricultural trade, technology
A dedicated BRICS Agriculture Portal is planned to boost agricultural trade, technology, innovation, and collaboration among BRICS countries.
A dedicated BRICS Agriculture Portal is planned to boost agricultural trade, technology, innovation, and collaboration among BRICS countries.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a BRICS business forum in New Delhi that BRICS countries have generated nearly half of global economic growth and produce more than 40% of world GDP.
Indian Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said BRICS exports have grown sharply and the bloc’s share of global trade has nearly doubled, speaking at the BRICS Business Forum in New Delhi.
An ASSOCHAM report says India’s total trade with BRICS countries rose from $203 billion in 2020-21 to $417 billion in 2025-26, with exports to BRICS potentially reaching $200 billion by 2030.
India’s expected gains from the BRICS Summit include linked payment systems, local-currency trade, energy cooperation, startup support, and strategic talks with Russia and China.
A BRICS summit in Delhi is being framed as a potential platform for India, Russia, China and other members to reshape global economic rules.
Russian President Vladimir Putin opened the BRICS program in New Delhi by taking part in the bloc’s Business Forum, which brought together representatives from BRICS member countries ahead of the main summit.
An analysis of how India can use the BRICS summit to strengthen diplomatic influence, strategic autonomy, and engagement with Russia, China, and Iran.
As BRICS opens its New Delhi summit, its economic weight differs sharply under purchasing-power parity and dollar measures, shaping its push for greater voting power and local-currency trade.