
The leaders of the BRICS countries in the final declaration of the summit called for the development of cooperation in the field of cybersecurity, the fight against cross-border financial fraud and money laundering.
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The leaders of the BRICS countries adopted a declaration following the summit in New Delhi.
NEW DELHI, September 12 - RIA Novosti. The leaders of the BRICS countries called for developing cooperation in cybersecurity, including preventing fraud in cross-border payments, the summit declaration said.
“We call for strengthened cooperation in the field of digital financial security, including the prevention of fraud in cross-border payment systems,” the document says.
The BRICS leaders also expressed concern about illicit financial flows and the spread of cross-border fraudulent networks, calling for increased international cooperation to combat money laundering and financial fraud, the document says.

At the BRICS summit in New Delhi, the leaders of the participating countries expressed deep concern about the strengthening of the unilateral blockade of Cuba, noting its negative impact on the economy, energy supply and humanitarian situation in the country.

The discussion of the final declaration of the XVIII BRICS summit in New Delhi continued until four o'clock in the morning on September 12. The leaders' meeting is being held at the Bharat Mandapam on September 12-13.

The leaders of the BRICS countries in the summit declaration called for the lifting of economic, trade and financial restrictions on Cuba, citing a UN General Assembly resolution.

The BRICS countries adopted the Delhi Declaration, supporting full Palestinian membership in the UN and African representation in the UN Security Council. The leaders also opposed unilateral sanctions and expressed concern about the risks of a nuclear threat.

Participants in the BRICS summit in the final declaration emphasized the need to strengthen the system of disarmament and arms control to ensure global stability and international security.

The leaders of the BRICS countries at the summit in New Delhi condemned violations of the ceasefire and Lebanese sovereignty. Despite a framework agreement reached in June, the Israeli army continues to carry out attacks in the south of the country.