Reaching consensus proved a delicate diplomatic exercise for host India, given the bloc’s expansion to include both Iran and the United Arab Emirates. The resulting New Delhi Declaration prioritizes a commitment to settling international disputes through dialogue, explicitly cautioning against actions that might further destabilize the region.
Beyond the immediate security crisis, the group also took aim at the global economic landscape. Member nations expressed collective frustration over unilateral trade barriers and tariffs, framing them as distortions to international commerce. This critique arrives as Russia and Iran continue to operate under heavy American sanctions, testing the resilience of the expanded coalition of Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran, and the UAE.





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