As the countdown to the start of the much-anticipated BRICS Summit, New Delhi leaders of some of the BRICS countries have started arriving with SA President Cyril Ramaphosa expected to attend as issues of trade, diplomacy and cooperation become a focal point.
As BRICS delegates gathered in New Delhi for the opening of the summit, political leaders, diplomats and prominent digital voices converged to witness the start of the high-level proceedings.
Journalists and digital content creators from across the BRICS bloc have converged in New Delhi to help unpack and communicate the complex issues shaping the BRICS Summit, which is set to get underway in the Indian capital.
This comes as the world gears up for the much-anticipated BRICS Summit, which becomes a focal point for global diplomacy and cooperation. Scheduled for September 12-13, the summit is being held under the theme: "Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability." This reflects a commitment to a people-centric and humanity-first approach, a vision articulated by the Indian Prime Minister during the 2025 Rio Summit.
On Friday morning, Bengaluru's Indira Gandhi International Airport showcased scenes charged with anticipation as key heads of state began arriving. Among them was Russian President Vladimir Putin, accompanied by a high-level delegation, marking a significant visit that combines summit participation with vital bilateral talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Both leaders are expected to forge deeper ties across essential sectors, including trade, energy, and technology.
