
New Delhi Declaration urges end to economic, commercial and financial restrictions on Cuba
BRICS leaders, meeting in New Delhi, adopted a declaration calling for the end of economic, commercial, and financial measures against Cuba, citing humanitarian concerns and the negative impact of the blockade on the Cuban economy and energy supplies.
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The BRICS summit in New Delhi resulted in a declaration addressing international geopolitical issues. The statement specifically references UNGA resolutions regarding the status of Cuba.
NEW DELHI, September 12. /TASS/. BRICS nations called for ending economic, commercial and financial measures against Cuba in the New Delhi Declaration adopted at the group’s summit in India.
"We reiterate the necessity of ending the economic, commercial and financial measures against Cuba in accordance with UNGA Resolution," the document said.
BRICS leaders expressed "deep concern on the situation relating to Cuba due to the tightening of unilateral blockade measures against the country, their adverse effects on the Cuban economy, energy supplies and the worrying humanitarian impact on the Cuban people."

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