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BRICS Delhi summit to adopt leaders' declaration
The Indian Express··12 Sept
BRICS sherpas have agreed on about 10 broad takeaways for a leaders' declaration expected on September 12 and 13, sources told The Indian Express. The draft includes unequivocal condemnation of terrorism, reforms of global governance institutions, and support for India's UN Security Council bid. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is hosting leaders from 32 countries and agencies in New Delhi.
Prism
What It Means For You
- Summit communiques can shape how member states coordinate on trade and security statements.
- India's UNSC campaign may gain explicit bloc backing if language holds in the final text.
- BRICS outreach events this year spanned more than 30 Indian cities.
What's Happening
- Sherpas from 11 member countries settled common language on terrorism, officials said.
- Draft language also backs a people-centric Indian chairship theme.
- West Asia wording remained under discussion between Iran and the UAE.
BRICS Delhi summit
- Over 400 BRICS meetings were planned during India's chairship year.
- Leaders including Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin are attending the New Delhi summit.
- Brazil's president is sending his foreign minister instead of attending.
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