Delhi Declaration

• BRICS member nations adopted the New Delhi Declaration on Saturday to address global issues including tariffs, unilateral acts of war, and nuclear conflict. • The agreement specifically emphasizes the need for the full, equal, and safe participation of women in peace and security decision-making processes. • This commitment targets the inclusion of women in critical roles such as conflict resolution, humanitarian relief, and post-conflict reconstruction.

• Prime Minister Modi announced that all BRICS members reached a full consensus to adopt the New Delhi Declaration in 2026. • The agreement specifically emphasizes the need for women to have equal and meaningful participation in peace and security processes, including conflict resolution and humanitarian relief. • This consensus signals a unified diplomatic front among member nations on global governance reforms and counter-terrorism efforts.

• BRICS member countries approved the New Delhi Declaration during the 2026 summit to establish a consensus on global governance and security. • The agreement follows intense negotiations and covers specific issues including terrorism, conflict resolution, trade challenges, and reforms to the United Nations. • This outcome represents a major diplomatic win for India by securing alignment among nations with differing geopolitical interests on Global South representation.