PM Modi Highlights BRICS as Innovation and Trade Powerhouses Amid Global Uncertainties
Modi said BRICS nations account for 50% of the world’s population and urged deeper cooperation on innovation, trade resilience and maritime security.
- On Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi opened the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, calling for immediate United Nations Security Council reform to ensure greater representation for the Global South.
- Modi characterized current global governance as a "pyramid of privilege," arguing that the Global South stands in the "front row of global crises" yet remains in the "back row of decision-making."
- To address these inequities, Modi proposed a 10-point roadmap for global governance reform and a "Seafarers' Emergency Support Network" to safeguard sailors facing heightened maritime risks.
- Addressing world leaders including Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping, Modi emphasized that BRICS advances through consensus, seeking to integrate developing nations rather than opposing existing powers.
- The Prime Minister also outlined a "new and ambitious agenda" for the next 20 years, proposing a continuity mechanism and digital repository to maintain institutional momentum despite annual presidency rotation.
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BRICS: PM says ‘platform of partnership’ must replace privilege
New Delhi: The Global South must become a “rule shaper” and the existing “pyramid of privilege” structure in global governance must give way to a “platform of partnership”, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Saturday, September 12, while opening the two-day annual BRICS summit as trade friction and geopolitical instability trigger growing economic headwinds. The … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports…
PM Modi’s Brics speech: UNSC reforms, stronger Global South, and other big takeaways
PM Modi Brics speech: In his opening remarks at the Brics Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged the 11-member bloc to work toward making the Global South a ‘rule-shaper’ instead of a ‘rule-taker’. In the presence of Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping, the PM also proposed an emergency support network for seafarers and declared that UNSC reforms could no longer be delayed
The Indian Prime Minister today called on the BRICS bloc countries to transform the pyramid of privileges of world governance and proposed the development of a roadmap with ten reform proposals until the next summit.
Global South must be 'rule-shaper' not 'rule-follower': Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, at the BRICS summit, called for the Global South to transition from a "rule-follower" to a "rule-shaper" in global governance. He unveiled a 10-point roadmap for reform, advocating for a shift from a "pyramid of privilege" to a "platform of partnership" and proposed a 'Seafarers' Emergency Support Network'. Modi also stressed the need for BRICS to adopt a new ambitious agenda for the next 20 years to tackle global c…
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