BRICS Summit: Chairship Passes To China As PM Narendra Modi Calls For 'Concrete Results' In Grouping’s Third Decade
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday extended his best wishes to China, which will host the next BRICS summit in 2027, as he said the world expected “concrete results” from the grouping as it entered its third decade. Addressing an open session on the second day of the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, Modi said the grouping must move beyond ideas and commitments and deliver tangible outcomes. He…
Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India, extended his best wishes to China, which will host the upcoming BRICS summit in 2027. During the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, Modi emphasized the need for tangible results as the grouping enters its third decade. He encouraged members to move beyond ideas and commitments, delivering concrete outcomes through collective efforts.
Modi congratulated China on becoming the next BRICS host and praised the leaders and their teams for the success of the New Delhi Summit. He also commended Iran's President, Masoud Pezeshkian, for raising concerns about Western sanctions and advocating for trade in national currencies. Modi welcomed BRICS member and partner countries, outreach invitees, and international organization heads at Bharat Mandapam, the summit venue.
During the session on Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation, and Sustainability, Modi showcased the grouping's initiatives in disaster management, micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSME) cooperation, and the environment. He highlighted India's efforts to broaden BRICS participation beyond governments, encouraging entrepreneurs, farmers, researchers, women, youth, and ordinary citizens to take part.
Modi concluded by emphasizing the strength of BRICS in diversity and cooperation, stating that its strength lies in respecting Global South nations' voices and crafting solutions together for a better humanity.
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