Multilateralism to get special attention in BRICS Summit discussions on Sept 12 in New Delhi
There will be a Session for BRICS Member Countries on the theme
: “Global Governance and Strengthening Multilateralism”
There will be also a special
“Bharat Innovates Exhibition' for Leaders of BRICS Member Countries at the Bharat Mandapam in the capital.
As the current chair of the bloc, India has been driving a thematic agenda on inclusive global governance.
New Delhi is understood to be against anti-Western bloc politics. New Delhi has been emphasising that the BRICS remains a strong "voice of reason and constructive change" at a time when traditional multilateralism is under severe strain.
This year, India is the Chair of the 11-member bloc of developing nations -- that include key global players such as China and Russia.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin are among the leaders expected to attend.
Moscow has confirmed president Vladimir Putin's arrival and also about a bilateral engagement with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
A flurry of Ministerial sessions and working group discussions were held in the run-up to the mega event. India had hosted G-20 Summit in Delhi at the same venue, Bharat Mandapam in 2023.
A shift toward "nation-first" policies has led major contributors to fall behind on funding, paralyzing parts of the international system.
Rising unilateralism and competition between major nations are straining global frameworks like the United Nations.
Climate disruption, unregulated artificial intelligence, and ongoing armed conflicts demand collective responses.
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