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Delhi L-G Reviews BRICS Summit 2026 Preparations, Emphasises Strong Multi-Agency Coordination

New Delhi: Delhi Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu on Thursday chaired a review meeting to assess the national capital's preparedness for the upcoming BRICS Summit 2026. The Lieutenant Governor took to social media 'X' and said, "Chaired a review meeting on Delhi’s preparedness for the upcoming BRICS Summit 2026. Aligned with the national vision and priorities, emphasized the importance…

Delhi L-G Reviews BRICS Summit 2026 Preparations, Emphasises Strong Multi-Agency Coordination

Delhi's Lieutenant Governor, Taranjit Singh Sandhu, convened a review meeting on Thursday to scrutinize the city's readiness for the upcoming BRICS Summit 2026. In an X post, Sandhu expressed his approval of Delhi's selection as the summit venue and highlighted the necessity of cohesive multi-agency coordination and timely execution.

He also directed all stakeholders, agencies, to guarantee smooth traffic and security management, efficient civic upkeep, and emergency medical preparedness at crucial locations and thoroughfares. Sandhu emphasized Delhi's commitment to welcoming delegates in the spirit of "Atithi Devo Bhava", promising a secure and hospitable environment.

The BRICS Summit is scheduled for September 12 and 13, with India serving as the 2026 chair. The theme of India's presidency is "Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability". Additionally, the Eighth BRICS Youth Energy Summit 2026, held on Wednesday, underscored the essential role of BRICS youth in promoting energy cooperation and devising solutions for a secure, sustainable, inclusive, and forward-looking energy sector.

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