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UN Chief Guterres Arrives for BRICS Summit in New Delhi

UN Chief Guterres Arrives for BRICS Summit in New Delhi
UN Chief Antonio Guterres arrives in New Delhi to attend 18th BRICS Summit · thehansindia.com

Antonio Guterres, the head of the United Nations, arrived in New Delhi.

He came to attend a meeting called the BRICS Summit.

The meeting brings together countries that want to discuss global cooperation and development.

India is hosting the summit and has chosen a theme about resilience, innovation, cooperation, and sustainability.

Guterres is expected to say that the world has changed since many major institutions were created in 1945.

He believes global organizations should better represent today’s countries and their influence.

He is also expected to support changes to groups such as the United Nations Security Council and international financial institutions.

Guterres will meet Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other leaders.

The article lists 11 BRICS members but later describes the group as having 10 members.

Key facts

Event
18th BRICS Summit
Location
New Delhi, India
Scheduled dates
September 12-13
BRICS chair
India, in 2026
Summit theme
Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability
Guterres's India visits
His fifth visit to India and second visit in the year mentioned
Stated reform areas
Multilateral institutions, the Bretton Woods system, and the United Nations Security Council

Quotes

Ministry of External Affairs

India’s Ministry of External Affairs, which announced and described Guterres’s visit

“Warm welcome to Secretary-General of UN, Mr. Antonio Guterres at the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi. He was received by MoS Sukanta Majumdar at the airport. The visit reaffirms the shared commitment of BRICS partners to multilateralism and constructive dialogue for peace, development and international cooperation.”
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Stephane Dujarric

Spokesperson for the United Nations Secretary-General

“But this requires forming multilateral institutions, reforming multilateral institutions, including the Bretton Woods system, the Security Council, among others, to reflect today's realities”
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