PM Modi Calls for Global South to Move From ‘Back Row of Decision-Making’ to Be a ‘Rule Shaper’
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Addressing the BRICS nations, PM Modi said that global power is like a pyramid, and that only a few countries are making decisions for the world. Countries in the Global South are facing greater crises.
PM Modi calls for Global South to move from ‘back row of decision-making’ to be a ‘rule shaper’
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for a greater role for the Global South in global decision-making, urging reforms to the UN Security Council and other institutions while pushing BRICS to become a stronger rule-shaping platform.
PM Modi Proposing BRICS Roadmap for Reform: At the New Delhi BRICS Summit, PM Modi presented a 10-point roadmap for reforming the global governance system. He emphasized stronger participation of the Global South, UNSC reform, changes to financial institutions, and an equal role for developing countries in regulations governing AI and emerging technologies.
Global South Must Be Allowed To Take Decisions; Can’t Be Relegated To The Back Benches: PM Modi
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed world leaders, including Russian president Vladimir Putin and Chinese president Xi Jinping, to India for the two-day BRICS Summit 2026 on Saturday. In his opening address, PM Modi said India’s BRICS chairship had followed a “people-centric and humanity-first approach”, with resilience, innovation, cooperation and sustainability identified as key priorities. "This year’s Brics Summit…
‘Global South must become a global decision maker’: PM Modi at BRICS Summit with Xi, Putin - BusinessToday
PM Narendra Modi called for a greater role for the Global South in global decision-making as he opened the BRICS Summit in New Delhi in the presence of Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Modi also proposed a 10-point BRICS Reform Roadmap focused on representation, responsiveness and rule-making to make global institutions more reflective of current economic realities.
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