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Russia & Ukraine must talk, say BRICS ministers

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New Delhi, May 19

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Foreign Ministers of BRICS countries on Thursday discussed the situation in Ukraine and supported talks between Russia and Ukraine. They also expressed concern at the energy and food security implications of the conflict.

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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar represented India at the meeting. The ministers exchanged views on furthering intra-BRICS cooperation on the three pillars of political and security, economic and finance, and people-to-people and cultural exchanges. In this regard, they recalled the adoption in 2021 of the revised terms of reference for guiding BRICS engagement.

The ministers supported the call for advancing the process of reform and greater representation of developing countries in the international organisations and multilateral for a, including UN and its Security Council, so that they could play an important role in global governance.

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