The closed-door meeting of the BRICS member countries' leaders in New Delhi has concluded, and during this session, Pezeshkian, Iran's representative, clearly outlined his country's three conditions for supporting this group. These conditions were introduced as prerequisites for further cooperation between Iran and BRICS.
Concerns about Global Order
After the conclusion of this summit, the leaders of the BRICS member countries expressed strong concern about the current situation in the global arena in a joint statement. They referred to ongoing conflicts in various parts of the world, especially in critical and pressured regions, and expressed their worries about polarization and fragmentation in the global order.
This statement clearly indicates the BRICS leaders' desire to create a united front against global challenges, and they called on the international community to respond to these challenges. It seems that the BRICS member countries are seeking to establish a common voice and strategy to address global crises.
Planting Saplings as a Symbol of Cooperation
At the end of this summit, the President of Iran, along with other BRICS members, took part in planting saplings, which was seen as a symbol of cooperation and solidarity among the member countries. This action, especially in the current circumstances where the world is facing various crises, symbolizes hope for a better future and constructive cooperation among different countries.
It appears that by joining BRICS, Iran is striving to be recognized as a key player in the global arena and, given the current conditions, to create new circumstances for itself. These developments indicate profound changes in the global order that could have widespread implications.
