Modi's Strategic BRICS Engagement: Pahalgam Attack Condemnation & Bilateral Cooperation Focus

The BRICS summit in Rio de Janeiro will see leaders denounce the Pahalgam terror attack and confront terrorism collaboratively, fulfilling India's expectations. Prime Minister Modi's agenda spans Brazil, Ghana, Trinidad and Tobago, Argentina, and Namibia, aiming to bolster bilateral ties in defense, energy, and critical minerals sectors.

The annual BRICS summit in Rio de Janeiro is poised to reveal a declaration that forcefully condemns the Pahalgam terror attack. The leaders will call for a unified response to terrorism, aligning with India's expectations.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will participate in the summit, showcasing India's solidarity with the BRICS bloc. His visit extends to Ghana, Trinidad and Tobago, Argentina, and Namibia, with a focus on enhancing bilateral cooperation in defense, critical minerals, and energy.

Ravi, a senior official from the external affairs ministry, expressed satisfaction with the declaration, highlighting the members' understanding and solidarity with India regarding Pahalgam. The summit will also address issues such as trade settlements in national currencies and features a nod to the Iran-Israel conflict.

(With inputs from agencies.)