BRICS Summit 2026: Here Is What the New Delhi Declaration Says
- The New Delhi Declaration at the 18th BRICS Summit reaffirmed support for a peaceful two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, including the call for a sovereign Palestinian state within 1967 borders and condemnation of forced displacement in Gaza.
- BRICS condemned the April 22, 2025 terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir, supported combating terrorism, and backed India's aspiration for a greater role in the United Nations and its Security Council.
- The declaration called for reforms in global institutions such as the UN Security Council, IMF, and World Bank to increase representation of emerging markets and developing economies, promoted trade openness via WTO reform, and opposed unilateral sanctions and tariffs.
- BRICS called for a ceasefire and humanitarian access in Gaza, condemned violations including attacks on civilians and infrastructure, emphasized adherence to international law and respect for religious sites in Jerusalem, and urged protection of nuclear facilities during conflicts.
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What's in BRICS New Delhi declaration? Read full text
The BRICS members adopted the New Delhi Declaration on Saturday, covering a wide range of issues, from unilateral acts of war to tariffs and rising threat of nuclear conflict. Here's the full text of the New Delhi declaration.
BRICS New Delhi Declaration: Cross-border terror, India's UNSC bid, tariffs, WTO reform and nuclear safety among key takeaways
BRICS’ New Delhi Declaration flags cross-border terrorism, backs India’s UNSC bid, criticises unilateral tariffs, seeks WTO reform and stresses nuclear safety and uninterrupted trade and energy flows.
New Delhi Declaration Reaffirms BRICS’ Unwavering Commitment to Two-state Solution, Calls for Stronger Institutional Support to Palestine
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The declaration also affirmed the need for adequate representation of Palestine in all relevant international organisations, including multilateral financial institutions, and access to their resources. India News | New Delhi Declaration Reaffirms BRICS’ Unwavering Commitment to Two-state Solution, Calls for Stronger Institutional Support to Palestine.
BRICS Summit 2026: Here is what the New Delhi Declaration says
BRICS also expressed serious concern over deliberate attacks on civilian infrastructure and peaceful nuclear facilities under International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) safeguards, stressing that nuclear safety, security, and safeguards must be upheld, including during armed conflicts.
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