The BRICS Summit in New Delhi is gaining global attention for attaining outcomes and the consensus-based declaration that may be used as a significant future reference in global affairs both for their intent and content amidst unprecedented escalation in regional conflicts. The intent has been about signalling the urgency to build peace and stability through dialogue and diplomacy – which member countries have endorsed by accepting the declaration as an outcome despite strong and well-stated national positions on such issues. It also signals a turning point towards regaining the momentum of BRICS cooperation on issues of vital interests to the member countries, now 11, for development and sustainability.
