The Delhi BRICS Declaration has been unanimously approved following a proposal by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, forging consensus among member nations on critical global challenges. The landmark document delivers a strong rebuke against unilateral warfare, protectionist trade practices, and escalating nuclear threats.
Addressing global security, the declaration condemns unilateral military actions and stresses proactive diplomacy, mutual dialogue, and addressing root causes to avert conflicts. It also issues a resolute condemnation of terrorism in all forms—including cross-border funding and safe havens—specifically highlighting the April 22, 2025, terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir.
Economic resilience emerged as another cornerstone of the summit. Member nations voiced deep concern over unilateral tariff and non-tariff measures, warning that protectionist barriers disrupt global trade and undermine the World Trade Organization. Rejecting coercive economic tools as violations of international law, the bloc committed to advancing practical solutions for cross-border payment systems to boost financial autonomy.
By uniting diverse economies against protectionism, military unilateralism, and terror, the Delhi Declaration reinforces the bloc's commitment to multilateralism, international law, and global stability.