The BRICS summit concluded with the unanimous approval of the New Delhi Declaration, a document that brings together common positions among nations with very divergent interests. The leaders of the member countries called for maximum restraint in the Middle East amid conflicts in the region.
The document expressly rejects the application of unilateral sanctions, positioning itself against coercive economic measures imposed by countries or blocs in isolation. This position reflects the group's attempt to present a unified voice on sensitive geopolitical issues.
The declaration also addresses the defense of supply and energy chains, a central theme in the summit discussions. This point reveals BRICS' concern with economic security and the need to reduce vulnerabilities in global trade relations.
