New Delhi: Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar with his colleagues from the block of five people took part in the meeting of the BRICS Foreign Minister held by China through video links on Thursday and said BRICS must show zero tolerance to terrorism, especially cross-border terrorism. During the meeting, he highlighted 8 main points that said that we not only had to find socio-economic recovery from Pandemi Covid but also built a strong and reliable supply chain.
Jaisankar also emphasized the war in Ukraine which produced a worrying cascading effect on the world economy that had been beaten by Covid-19. Jaisankar said the Ukraine War had increased energy demand and food prices, which must be controlled for world improvement.
The effects of the knock-on of the Ukraine conflict have caused sharp increases in energy, food and commodity costs. This must be reduced for the sake of developing countries,” he said.
BRICS repeatedly confirmed respect for sovereign equality, territorial integrity, international law, “he added.
Jaisankar also talks about suppressing the responsibility of resources that can be relied upon by developed countries for environmental activities and environmental justice.
We not only have to look for socio-economic recovery from Pandemi Covid but also create a strong and reliable supply chain. “
The global and digital world will pay attention to trust and transparency, he said, adding a reasonable purpose of progress must be drawn closer in a broad way.
Besides Jaishankar, South African International Relations Minister and Nededi Pandor’s cooperation, Brazilian Foreign Minister Carlos Franca and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov attended a meeting chaired by members of the Chinese State Council and Foreign Minister Wang Yi.