BRICS Nations Issue New Delhi Declaration 2026 Emphasizing Global Order Reform

Kathmandu. BRICS nations have issued the 'New Delhi Declaration-2026', emphasizing the need to make the world order more just, inclusive, and multilateral. This 140-article, 45-page declaration, issued from the 18th BRICS Summit held in New Delhi, India, is the longest BRICS declaration in the last decade.

The declaration also reflects the changing nature and expanding scope of BRICS. Once established as a group focused on economic development and trade, BRICS has now become a forum for expressing common views on global politics, security, technology, energy, climate change, health, food security, and world governance.