Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has informed his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, about the list of world leaders expected to attend the upcoming BRICS meeting in New Delhi. The development was confirmed during a recent diplomatic exchange between the two top diplomats.
BRICS Foreign Ministers to Convene in Delhi
The meeting of BRICS foreign ministers is scheduled to take place in the Indian capital, where they will deliberate on a wide range of global and regional issues of mutual interest. The agenda includes discussions on economic cooperation, geopolitical challenges, and multilateral reforms.
Key Discussions on Global and Regional Issues
During the meet, the foreign ministers of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa are expected to exchange views on pressing matters such as international security, trade, and climate change. The discussions aim to strengthen the bloc's collective stance on major world affairs.
India, as the host, has extended invitations to several world leaders, reflecting the growing influence of BRICS in shaping global governance. The meeting is seen as a platform to enhance collaboration among emerging economies.
Iran's participation in the preparatory talks highlights its interest in engaging with the BRICS framework. The Iranian foreign minister's communication with Lavrov underscores the coordination between Tehran and Moscow ahead of the summit.
The BRICS grouping has increasingly focused on reforming international institutions and promoting multipolarity. The Delhi meet is expected to produce joint statements on key issues, including counterterrorism and sustainable development.
