BRICS agrees on joint declaration before New Delhi summit: Report
Members agreed to condemn unilateral wars without naming a country, after negotiations bridged divisions between Iran and the United Arab Emirates.
- On Saturday, BRICS leaders agreed on a joint declaration in New Delhi condemning unilateral war without naming specific countries. The 18th BRICS Summit, chaired by India, focuses on "Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability."
- India brokered consensus by resolving disagreements between Iran and the United Arab Emirates, who hold opposing views on West Asia conflicts. Hectic consultations ensured the bloc could address global issues despite competing geopolitical interests.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in New Delhi for his first visit in seven years, while Prime Minister Narendra Modi held earlier talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian. Leaders discussed inclusive global governance and multilateralism.
- Reducing reliance on the United States remains a priority as the bloc seeks to shield members from economic pressure. Representatives are also addressing trade, tariffs, technology, and alternatives to Western financial institutions.
- As BRICS marks its 20th anniversary, India faces a complex diplomatic test, balancing strategic ties with Moscow and Tehran against deepening relations with the United States and Europe. Donald Trump has threatened punitive tariffs on countries aligning with the bloc.
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Shortly before their summit, the participants agreed on a joint declaration. was condemned the draft "one-sided wars", but did not call concrete leaders.
The BRICS countries reached a consensus to issue a joint declaration condemning unilateral war without naming any specific country.
BRICS countries reach consensus on joint statement after marathon talks: Reports
Multiple media reports, citing government sources and diplomats, say BRICS countries have reached consensus on a joint statement after marathon negotiations led by India. The breakthrough comes amid sharp geopolitical differences between Iran, Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
After lengthy negotiations, the BRICS countries have agreed on a joint declaration for the New Delhi summit. The statement will condemn unilateral acts of war but will not name any specific country.
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