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New Delhi Declaration Sets Global South Agenda for Upcoming BRICS Summit
✍️ Vajiram & Ravi
🗓 14 Sep 2026, 09:02 AM
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A declaration issued from New Delhi outlines a Global South agenda to be advanced at the next BRICS summit, according to the legal firm Vajiram & Ravi.
New Delhi witnessed the release of a formal document titled the "New Delhi Declaration," which articulates a coordinated agenda for the Global South within the BRICS framework. The declaration was issued by the legal advisory firm Vajiram & Ravi, which highlighted the need for enhanced cooperation among BRICS members on issues affecting developing economies.
The text calls for collective action on trade, technology transfer, climate finance and equitable governance, urging the bloc to present a unified stance at the forthcoming BRICS summit. It also stresses the importance of aligning BRICS initiatives with the broader aspirations of Global South nations.
While the declaration does not introduce new policy measures, it seeks to shape the narrative and priorities that BRICS leaders are expected to discuss in their next meeting. Observers note that such a document could influence the diplomatic agenda and signal a more coordinated approach from the bloc toward developing-country concerns.
Vajiram & Ravi, known for its work on international legal and policy matters, said the declaration reflects consensus among several Indian stakeholders and aims to contribute constructively to the BRICS dialogue.
The text calls for collective action on trade, technology transfer, climate finance and equitable governance, urging the bloc to present a unified stance at the forthcoming BRICS summit. It also stresses the importance of aligning BRICS initiatives with the broader aspirations of Global South nations.
While the declaration does not introduce new policy measures, it seeks to shape the narrative and priorities that BRICS leaders are expected to discuss in their next meeting. Observers note that such a document could influence the diplomatic agenda and signal a more coordinated approach from the bloc toward developing-country concerns.
Vajiram & Ravi, known for its work on international legal and policy matters, said the declaration reflects consensus among several Indian stakeholders and aims to contribute constructively to the BRICS dialogue.