12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum concludes in New Delhi after adopting joint declaration
The 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum, held in New Delhi, concluded with the acceptance of a joint declaration, in which participants expressed their consensus. Through this key event, representatives from BRICS nations reaffirmed their commitment to further strengthening multilateral cooperation and parliamentary-level partnership.
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The 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum, held in New Delhi, has concluded successfully. The opening of this multilateral platform and the series of discussions had been ongoing for the past few days, culminating on the final day with the adoption of a significant Joint Declaration by the representatives. Through this declaration, the parliamentarians of the BRICS nations expressed their resolve to promote cooperation in international affairs, find collective solutions to global problems, and strengthen the voice of developing countries.
This significant event not only injected new energy into India's political and diplomatic landscape but also laid a strong foundation for public policy formulation and in-depth parliamentary-level dialogue within the BRICS group. During the forum, extensive discussions were held on various topics, with particular focus on current global challenges such as climate change, energy security, the digital economy, healthcare accessibility, and food security. Representatives from the participating countries shared their respective experiences on these issues and reached a consensus on future strategies.
The adoption of the Joint Declaration conveyed the message that, despite political differences among BRICS nations, there is a clear will to move forward in the direction of cooperation and development. The declaration also highlighted the increasing responsibilities and obligations following the inclusion of new members in the group. The chairmanship and conduct of the forum ensured that the views of all participating countries were given equal importance, enabling the discussions to reach collective consensus.
The forum held in New Delhi also highlighted India's diplomatic position, where the country has played a crucial role in the leadership and institutional development of BRICS. This parliamentary-level meeting was not limited to official-level dialogue; rather, it emerged as a platform for in-depth deliberation on policy aspects and public interest issues, distinct from mainstream politics.
With the conclusion of the forum, the framework for future collaborations and action plans was established, including discussions on preparations for the next meeting. This successful event demonstrated that BRICS is not merely an economic bloc but a powerful platform supporting parliamentary democracy and multilateralism. The adoption of the Joint Declaration has further deepened the bonds of trust and cooperation among the participating countries.