‘Global South is a victim of double parameters, without this the world without network’, PM in BRICS

PM Modi on Global South: Prime Minister at the 17th BRICS Summit held at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Narendra Modi Has talked to the concerns of Global South. He said that Global South has got only symbolic support on issues like climate finance, sustainable development and technical access. PM Modi’s statement came at a time when the member countries of BRICS are discussing the issues of global development and cooperation.

Dual criteria adopted with global South
PM Modi said that a double attitude has been adopted with global South in matters like distribution and security of development resources. He clarified that the real needs of these countries are being ignored and only nominal help is being given.

The Prime Minister also said that global institutions set up in the last century never gave correct representation to the two-thirds of humanity. Countries which have a big contribution to the economy of today’s world, did not get a place in the major meetings making decisions. He called it a question of credibility and effectiveness of institutions not only of representation, but also. He said that without global South, these institutions are such that there is a SIM in mobile, but there is no network.

India committed to contribute to global interests
In his address, the Prime Minister said that India has always been giving priority to the interests of humanity and it is fully committed to making creative contribution on all important issues with BRICS countries. He also said that India has ever worked not only for its selfishness, but for world welfare.

Welcome new countries in BRICS
Speaking on the expansion of BRICS, PM Modi said that the inclusion of new friendly countries shows that this organization has the ability to mold itself over time. This expansion reflects the increasing relevance and global effect of the BRICS.

President of China and Russia not joined
This time Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin did not participate in the BRICS conference. However, leaders of other member countries, including Prime Minister Modi, were present in the conference and shared views on global subjects.

Brics are expanding
The BRICS, which was limited to Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, included Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates in 2024. After this, Indonesia also became a member in 2025. With this expansion, a total of 10 countries have now joined the BRICS.

PM Modi was involved in family photo
At the BRICS summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi along with other leaders participated in the traditional ‘Family Photo’ session. In the picture, Brazilian President Lula Dr. Silva, South African President Cyril Ramafosa and representatives of other seven countries and representatives were seen with Prime Minister Modi.