BRICS calls for restraint in Middle East, easier global trade
Summary
BRICS countries have called for restraint in the Middle East and pledged closer cooperation to keep global trade, supply chains and energy flows moving. The summit in New Delhi also condemned terrorism and unilateral tariffs while discussing nuclear risks and bilateral meetings among major leaders.
Key Points
- BRICS leaders expressed deep concern over rising tensions in the Middle East and urged all parties to exercise restraint.
- The bloc pledged to work together to facilitate global trade, supply chains and energy flows.
- The summit condemned the Pahalgam terrorist attack and called for stronger joint action against terrorism and its financing.
- Leaders also criticized unilateral tariff measures and voiced concern over nuclear risks and global tensions.
