
The Prime Minister of India summed up the results of the XVIII BRICS summit in New Delhi
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the BRICS summit in New Delhi called on participants to back up the agreements with concrete actions with established deadlines.
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The XVIII BRICS Summit was held in New Delhi on September 12–13 under the chairmanship of India.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded the BRICS summit in New Delhi by calling on participants to back up the agreements reached with concrete actions that will change people's lives.
“BRICS is entering the third decade of its existence. Now the world expects from us not only ideas and commitments, but also concrete results. I am confident that through joint efforts we will definitely meet these expectations,” the prime minister said in his final speech.
Modi emphasized that the implementation of agreements must have specific deadlines, and the results of cooperation must reach every person.
“We will work together to ensure that our cooperation mechanisms go beyond documents and bring real changes in people’s lives,” the Indian Prime Minister promised.
Concluding his speech, Modi thanked the participants and their teams, wished everyone a safe return home, and China success in hosting the next unification summit.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping called for reform of the WTO and international financial architecture to enhance the role of countries in the Global South as a key force in multipolarity.

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