Modi calls for global governance reforms at Brics leaders’ meet
Modi called for Brics to reform global governance, stressing the need for representation and active roles for the Global South, and proposed a roadmap for reforms by 2027
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged for significant reforms in global governance at the Brics Leaders’ Meeting, calling for the transformation of the Global South from mere rule-takers to rule-shapers. India's Prime Minister addressed the UN Security Council, emphasizing that reforms cannot be delayed any longer as the current structure predominantly favors a small number of nations.
Modi proposed ten specific reforms to enhance representation, responsiveness, and rule-making within global governance, stressing the need for strict deadlines and concrete outcomes in negotiations. He also proposed the establishment of a seafarers emergency support network to provide assistance to maritime personnel during crises.
The Prime Minister aims to elevate the Global South's role in international decision-making and ensure that their perspectives are reflected in global policy-making, emphasizing that the future of humanity must be at the core of every effort.
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