BSP Leader Mayawati Hails Unanimous New Delhi Declaration at 18th BRICS Summit

The 18th BRICS summit concluded in New Delhi with member nations adopting a joint document titled the New Delhi Declaration. The resolution received unanimous support, marking a rare consensus among the five economies.

In Lucknow, Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati responded to the outcome, describing the adoption as a “diplomatic achievement”. She praised the spirit of cooperation and said the declaration aligns with India’s foreign‑policy priorities, especially for the South‑Asian diaspora that watches India’s multilateral engagements closely.

The declaration, presented by the host government, touches on issues ranging from trade facilitation and technology cooperation to climate action and inclusive growth. Observers note that the consensus could translate into smoother trade routes and increased investment opportunities for Indian businesses abroad.

For overseas South‑Asian communities, the signal of a united BRICS bloc reinforces the perception of India’s growing clout on the world stage. Mayawati’s endorsement, coming from a prominent regional leader, underscores domestic political support for the summit’s outcomes, which may influence future policy discussions back home.