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Reform Global Institutions To Reflect Today’s Economic Realities, Nigeria Tells BRICS

  • On Sunday at the 2026 BRICS Summit, Nigerian Vice President Kashim Shettima advocated for a more representative global governance architecture, calling for reforms to the United Nations Security Council and international financial systems.
  • Vice President Shettima urged leaders to view Nigeria "as a gateway to Africa," highlighting the nation's potential for trade, investment, and technology transfer through initiatives like Project BRIDGE.
  • Seeking an "open, secure, and inclusive digital ecosystem," Shettima maintained partnerships must create jobs and transfer technology, arguing a nation owning no technology risks renting its future.
  • Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized that BRICS' strength lies in diverse cooperation, noting that initiatives like the BRICS MSME Cooperation Portal promote skills and knowledge-sharing among members.
  • Modi noted that confidence in the bloc among Global South nations has grown as their voices are heard and experiences respected, while stressing sustainability must remain central to BRICS cooperation.
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tvcnews.tv broke the news on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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