Countries extend support for India’s BRICS 2026 Chairship
On Sunday, a common statement at the 17th BRICS Summit, the BRICS Summit countries supported India’s BRICS Presidency for 2026. The leaders also welcomed India’s nomination to host the 33rd Parties Conference (COP 33) to the 33rd Parties Conference (UNFCCC) in 2028.
The BRICS leader also reiterated the inclusion of India in the United Nations Security Council (ENC) as a permanent member.
“2022 Beijing and 2023 Johannesburg-II announced the notifications of leaders, Rio de Janeiro, recalled China and Russia as permanent members of the United Nations Security Council.
‘Strengthening Global Southern Cooperation for a more inclusive and sustainable governance’ also recognized India’s attempt to initiate the BRICS Start Knowledge Center.
Under the leadership of India, we agree to the progress obtained in the implementation of the BRICS Action Plan for BRICS action plan, including the launch of the BRICS Start Forum in January 2025, and to make promotions for promotions for the cooperation and deeper participation between the initial ecosystems of the BRICS countries. As a side activity, BRICs encourages capacity development sessions and BRICS members to continue to encourage subsidiaries. Countries greeted their name to strengthen the voice of the African Union during India’s G20 Presidency in 2023. Under the climate change attempts, the BRICS Declaration said, “We appreciate the efforts of our countries to protect rare species, and note the Republic of India to create a great cat alliance to create a large cat alliance.”
This year, BRICS added Indonesia to the organization as a new member. In addition, the Republic of Belarus, Plurinational Bolivia Province, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Republic of Cuban, the Federal Republic of Nigeria, the Republic of Nigeria, the Kingdom of Malaysia, the Kingdom of Thailand, the Vietnam Socialist Republic, the Republic of Uganda, the Republic of Ugbekistan, was added as the common countries of Brics.
