Modi, Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Hold BRICS Sidelines Talks in New Delhi
The leaders discussed trade, investment and energy security as the UAE seeks broader economic ties through BRICS, officials said.
- On Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan at Hyderabad House in New Delhi on the sidelines of the 18th BRICS Summit.
- India is hosting the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, where the 2026 chairship prioritizes translating expanded representation into tangible outcomes among member nations.
- Modi and Sheikh Khaled emphasized strengthening bilateral cooperation in trade and energy security to drive shared prosperity, building upon deep existing ties between the two nations.
- The UAE's BRICS membership supports its strategy to diversify economic partnerships, aligned with the nation's Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement program, which has signed 38 agreements since September 2021.
- BRICS now functions as a platform for coordinating 11 major emerging economies and advancing Global South interests in multilateral institutions, with expanded representation translating into tangible cooperation outcomes.
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Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled meets Vladimir Putin at BRICS summit in New Delhi to boost UAE-Russia strategic ties
Sheikh Khaled meets Vladimir Putin at BRICS Summit in New Delhi, highlighting UAE-Russia strategic ties and plans to boost bilateral cooperation.
Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khalid bin Mohammed Al Nahyan discussed bilateral relations and the international situation with Russian President Vladimir Putin during the BRICS summit in India, the UAE state news agency WAM reported on Sunday night, Focus reports. “During the meeting, they discussed how to continue strengthening bilateral relations,” the statement said. In addition, according to the agency, “the interlocutors exchanged views o…
Russian President Vladimir Putin held talks with Crown Prince Abu Dhabi Khaled bin bin Zaid Al Nahyan, discussing economic and political cooperation. At a bilateral meeting, Vladimir Putin stressed a high level of partnership between countries, as reported on the Kremlin website. "A lot has changed in the world and in our relations. The Arab Emirates has become one of the closest countries to us in the region," said the Russian leader. This year…
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