BRICS Summit in New Delhi Ends With Call for Greater Global South Voice, Urges Middle East Restraint
Leaders at the New Delhi gathering issued a joint declaration and held a series of bilateral meetings, according to France 24.
A summit of the BRICS bloc held in New Delhi concluded with a joint declaration calling for greater representation of the Global South in global governance institutions, France 24 reported.
According to the broadcaster, the declaration also urged restraint amid tensions in the Middle East, though France 24's report did not specify additional details of the language used in the document.
Beyond the formal declaration, the summit served as a venue for direct diplomacy among member states, France 24 said. Leaders attending the gathering held a series of one-on-one bilateral meetings, which the broadcaster described as aimed at easing regional tensions.
France 24 correspondent Navodita Kumari reported on the proceedings, though the outlet's dispatch did not name the specific heads of state involved in the bilateral talks or provide further specifics on the outcomes of those discussions.
The BRICS grouping, which brings together major emerging economies, has in recent years positioned itself as a platform for countries seeking a stronger voice in international affairs. The New Delhi summit's joint declaration reflects that broader push, according to the report.
France 24 did not provide additional details in the excerpt regarding the full text of the declaration or the complete list of participating leaders.
Sources
- BRICS summit: What came out of the New Delhi meeting — France 24 — English
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