BRICS Summit a Success, We Forged Consensus in Midst of a Polarised World: Jaishankar
Jaishankar said 32 delegations joined the summit, which focused on economy, development and technology and produced consensus on major global issues.
- External Affairs Minister Jaishankar hailed the conclusion of the BRICS India Summit 2026 on Monday, saying the gathering demonstrated the "strong convening power" of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's India.
- The summit hosted 32 delegations representing 11 member states and 10 partner countries, with most participating nations represented at head of state or government level. The gathering focused on economy, development, and technology for the Global South.
- Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and other international organization heads participated alongside 15 bilaterals held over 3 days. Leaders engaged in "very open and comfortable conversations" throughout the event.
- India achieved consensus on the West Asia conflict, described as the summit's "toughest issue." Leaders agreed on the need for "peace, security, stability and long-term understanding" while protecting civilian infrastructure.
- Jaishankar emphasized that the summit proved India could forge consensus even in a "very polarised world" amid major conflicts and deep divisions, positioning the nation as a key convener for the Global South.
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BRICS Summit a success, we forged consensus in midst of a polarised world: Jaishankar
New Delhi, Sep 14: The BRICS Summit took place in the backdrop of a “very polarised world” and “we forged a consensus” in the midst of it, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Monday, as he described the mega event hosted under India's chairship a success. Interacting with mediapersons here, he also spoke about what was definitely the “toughest issue of the day”, the West Asia conflict, saying, “We were able to get out a statement to w…
EAM Jaishankar hails successful completion of BRICS 2026 amid a polarised world, West Asia crisis
Addressing the media after the summit, Jaishankar described the gathering as evidence of the "strong convening power" of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's India, pointing to the scale of participation and the consensus reflected in the New Delhi Declaration.According to Jaishankar, the summit brought together 32 delegations, including leaders and representatives from 11 BRICS member states, 10 partner countries, four regional organisations and seve…
India brought consensus despite global conflicts: Jaishankar on 'successful' BRICS Summit
Jaishankar said the summit took place amid a “very polarised world” marked by two major conflicts, deep divisions and competing interests. Despite these challenges, he said India was able to build consensus among the participating countries.
BRICS Summit: Jaishankar says Modi's India Demonstrated Strong Convening Power
“The first point to note is really the strong convening power of Modi’s India, that most of them were represented at the head of state or head of government level,” Jaishankar said.He also underlined the participation of UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and heads of other international organisations, saying the summit provided an opportunity for leaders to engage in “very open and comfortable conversations”
EAM Jaishankar hails successful BRICS Summit, says Modi’s India demonstrated strong convening power - The Tribune
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday hailed the successful conclusion of the BRICS India Summit 2026, saying the gathering demonstrated the “strong convening power” of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s India and showed that consensus could be forged even in a deeply polarised world.
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