BRICS is supportive of United Nations, says Jaishankar
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S. Jaishankar states that membership in groups like BRICS is not mutually exclusive with support for the United Nations.
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- External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar rejected the notion that nations must choose between the United Nations and newer groupings like BRICS.
- He emphasized that BRICS members generally seek to strengthen and reform the global organization rather than replace it.
- The remarks were made during a session held on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York.
- The minister argued that BRICS provides an alternative platform for non-Western perspectives on issues such as resilience and sustainability.
What to watch next
- Ongoing discussions regarding UN reform efforts
- Evolution of BRICS as a platform for non-Western viewpoints
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