BRICS Adopts Delhi Declaration with Focus on Seafarer Safety and UN Reform
PM Modi emphasizes seafarer welfare and calls for United Nations Security Council changes
The BRICS summit adopted the Delhi Declaration, focusing on seafarer safety and reforms in the United Nations Security Council and global financial systems. Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the need for enhanced protections for seafarers and changes in international institutions to reflect current global dynamics. The declaration also acknowledged BRICS's growing economic influence, representing 40% of global GDP.
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The BRICS summit concluded with the adoption of the Delhi Declaration, highlighting seafarer safety and United Nations reforms. Prime Minister Narendra Modi pushed for enhanced protections for seafarers and urged reforms in the UN Security Council and financial institutions, officials said.
The Delhi Declaration, adopted at the BRICS 2026 meeting, underscores the importance of safeguarding seafarers and improving their welfare. It also calls for reforms in the United Nations Security Council and financial systems to better reflect contemporary global realities. The summit noted that BRICS now accounts for 40% of the global GDP, emphasizing its growing influence.
Experts present at the summit highlighted the need for a secure digital repository and mechanisms to ensure continuity and effective implementation of these initiatives. They stressed the transition from mere voice to impactful partnership, aiming to empower stakeholders in decision-making processes.
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- What protections for seafarers were proposed at the summit?
- The summit stressed improving welfare and safeguarding seafarers as key goals.
- How does BRICS view its global economic influence?
- BRICS highlights its growing role, accounting for 40% of the world’s GDP.
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