BRICS New Delhi Declaration: Trade Tariffs, Anti-Terror Stance And West Ties
On day two of the 18th BRICS Summit, the adoption of the New Delhi Declaration marked a significant diplomatic milestone for India.
During the opening session titled 'Innovation, Cooperation, Resilience', Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasised inclusivity, a humanity-first approach, and an alternative global architecture spanning space to undersea cooperation.
Analysts and experts highlighted the 140-point declaration as a breakthrough reflecting an independent voice for BRICS amid evolving geopolitical realities and questioning of legacy institutions such as the United Nations Security Council, the World Bank, and the IMF.
Discussions also noted key sideline engagements brokered in New Delhi, including interactions between Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian and the Crown Prince of the UAE.
The summit underscored India's sustained push for multipolarity, reform in global decision-making bodies, and enhanced collaboration among member nations and dialogue partners.
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