Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for a transformation in the way global governance works, arguing that existing structures built around power and privilege must give way to a more inclusive system based on partnership.
Speaking at the BRICS Summit, Modi emphasised the importance of giving the Global South a stronger role in international decision-making. He said countries facing major global challenges should not remain on the sidelines when decisions about the future of the world are taken.
The Prime Minister's remarks focused on the need to reform global governance institutions so that developing nations have a greater voice and representation. He stressed that international cooperation should move beyond traditional power structures and become a platform where countries work together as equal partners.
Modi's intervention at the BRICS meeting comes as the grouping seeks to strengthen the voice of emerging economies and the wider Global South on international issues. His call for reform reflects India's continued emphasis on a more representative and inclusive global order.
The Prime Minister also highlighted the need for partnerships that can address shared global challenges and ensure that developing countries have a meaningful role in shaping international priorities.
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