BRICS countries develop common approaches to AI regulation
According to him, these norms will regulate conduct directly affecting security issues. The Russian Foreign Minister described the programme of the Indian chairmanship as relevant and forward-looking, emphasising that Moscow will actively support it.
Earlier, at a meeting of sherpas in New Delhi, representatives of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of China and India agreed to facilitate the work of both countries as BRICS chairs in 2026 and 2027. Egypt’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Badr Abdelatty, at the Group of Twenty (G20) Summit in Johannesburg, confirmed his country’s intention to strengthen economic ties with India. President of Belarus Aleksander Lukashenko, in turn, assured readiness to do everything necessary to ensure that this year for BRICS under the leadership of Indian colleagues proves successful.
President of Russia Vladimir Putin stated his intention to send a representative delegation to the AI Summit in New Delhi and particularly emphasised interest in broad partnership with India, including in the field of digitalisation.
The Artificial Intelligence Summit is a global forum organised by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology of the Republic of India. It is dedicated to the responsible and inclusive development of technologies.
Artificial intelligence remains one of the priority areas of cooperation among BRICS countries. In November 2025, the group launched a hub comprising 80 verified AI use cases from 30 countries.
Experts note that coordination of efforts is necessary to develop common standards, ensure cross-border security and address global challenges, including pandemics, food security and combating the consequences of climate change.
