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World Leaders Confirmed for BRICS Summit in New Delhi
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 11 Sep 2026, 06:18 PM
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The Times of India has published the complete roster of heads of state and government slated to attend the BRICS summit in New Delhi, confirming participation from all member nations and invited guests.
The Times of India released the official list of dignitaries scheduled to gather for the BRICS summit in New Delhi. The roster confirms that leaders from the five member nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa—will be present, alongside heads of state from invited partner countries.
The summit, set to commence later this week, will be hosted at the capital's convention centre, marking the first time India has chaired the grouping since its inception. Organisers expect the meeting to focus on cooperation in trade, technology and sustainable development.
Security and protocol arrangements have been tightened, with the Ministry of Home Affairs coordinating with foreign missions to ensure smooth arrivals. Delegates are expected to stay in designated hotels and travel in official convoys.
Analysts note that the presence of a broad spectrum of leaders underscores the growing diplomatic weight of the BRICS platform, especially as it seeks to expand its outreach beyond the core five nations.
The summit, set to commence later this week, will be hosted at the capital's convention centre, marking the first time India has chaired the grouping since its inception. Organisers expect the meeting to focus on cooperation in trade, technology and sustainable development.
Security and protocol arrangements have been tightened, with the Ministry of Home Affairs coordinating with foreign missions to ensure smooth arrivals. Delegates are expected to stay in designated hotels and travel in official convoys.
Analysts note that the presence of a broad spectrum of leaders underscores the growing diplomatic weight of the BRICS platform, especially as it seeks to expand its outreach beyond the core five nations.