At the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized the need for member countries to stand against any breaches of national sovereignty and interference in the domestic matters of others. He highlighted that the conflict between Iran and the United States is not beneficial to the international community’s shared interests. Xi expressed China’s commitment to collaborating with other BRICS nations to foster peace and address the ongoing Middle East conflict. His call to action urged BRICS to take on a constructive role in settling global disputes while upholding the principles of sovereignty and non-interference.
The summit, which gathers significant global leaders, is centered on discussions around trade, investment, and major international conflicts. BRICS aims to solidify its position as a representative of emerging and developing economies. Attendees include Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, along with other BRICS representatives. The meeting occurs against the backdrop of the Iran-US conflict, the Russia-Ukraine war, and persistent tensions between the United States and China.
Xi’s presence in India marks his first visit since 2019 and comes as both nations seek to mend bilateral relations strained over recent years. The summit offers Xi and Modi an opportunity for bilateral talks, a step towards improving ties between Beijing and New Delhi.
Through the summit, BRICS leaders are expected to address a range of subjects, focusing on enhancing economic cooperation and addressing global conflict. This event highlights the bloc’s intent to play a significant role on the world stage, representing the interests and concerns of the developing world.