A two-day meeting of BRICS Foreign Ministers chaired by India has officially begun in New Delhi. Ministers and representatives from member nations, including Iran, the United Arab Emirates, Brazil, Russia, Egypt, and other participating countries, are attending the summit to discuss key international and regional developments.
Officials said the meeting will focus on a wide range of issues affecting global politics, economic cooperation, regional stability, and international partnerships. Discussions are also expected to cover trade relations, security matters, energy cooperation, and emerging geopolitical challenges.
The BRICS grouping has continued to expand its international role in recent years, with member nations strengthening cooperation in several sectors. Diplomatic officials stated that the current meeting provides an opportunity for participating countries to exchange views on global economic conditions and ongoing international issues.
India, as the host nation, is leading the discussions and coordinating the summit sessions during the two-day programme in the national capital.
The meeting is being closely watched internationally as BRICS nations continue to increase cooperation on major global and regional matters.
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