BRICS Nations Call for Restraint in Middle East, Uninterrupted Global Trade
Joint declaration from New Delhi summit voices 'firm opposition' to forced displacement of Palestinians as bloc grapples with wars and tariff tensions.
Leaders of the BRICS bloc gathered in New Delhi issued a joint declaration urging restraint in the Middle East and calling for the smooth flow of global trade, according to Al Jazeera.
The declaration, released as the summit opened amid ongoing wars and rising global tensions, expressed what the bloc described as 'firm opposition' to the forced displacement of Palestinians by Israel.
The gathering comes at a time when member states face pressure from international tariff disputes and continuing conflicts in the Middle East, according to the report.
Al Jazeera reported that the summit's statements reflect the bloc's broader push to present a unified stance on major geopolitical issues affecting trade and security among member nations and beyond.
Further details on specific commitments or actions stemming from the declaration were not immediately available.
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