The final declaration from the BRICS summit, set to be presented to the United Nations as a joint document, reflects the group’s dedication to global cooperation and multilateralism, emphasizing strong support for Palestine’s full membership in the UN.

According to Russian President Vladimir Putin, this declaration encapsulates Russia’s leadership of BRICS, evaluates the current global landscape, and outlines directions for future collaboration.

The document condemns Israel’s attacks on UN personnel in Lebanon and addresses the terror attack that occurred on September 17. It also expresses approval for the establishment of a Transitional Presidential Council and an electoral council in Haiti, aiming to resolve the ongoing crisis in the Caribbean nation.

Additionally, the declaration raises alarms about the increasing violence and deteriorating humanitarian conditions in Northeast Africa and Sudan, calling for an immediate ceasefire.

The declaration critiques the politicization of human rights and the double standards that often accompany discussions in this realm. It highlights the importance of collaboration in key areas such as health and pandemic response, climate change, education, and development.

Overall, BRICS’ declaration underscores the group’s commitment to tackling global challenges and fostering cooperation among its member states.

Furthermore, BRICS advocates for comprehensive reforms of the United Nations, including changes to the Security Council, to enhance its representativeness and acknowledges the UN’s central role in international relations.

The declaration also outlines the bloc’s positions on the crisis in Ukraine, recognizing proposals for mediation aimed at resolving the conflict through negotiations.

Lastly, it expresses opposition to all forms of discrimination in sports.