BRICS Summit Highlights Concerns Over Critical Minerals and Technology


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BRICS Summit Highlights Concerns Over Critical Minerals and Technology
BRICS Summit Highlights Concerns Over Critical Minerals and Technology
Indian Prime Minister discusses critical minerals and tech issues at BRICS Summit amid rising global tensions.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the ongoing BRICS Summit, focusing on the importance of critical minerals and the potential weaponisation of technology. This summit, taking place against a backdrop of escalating global tensions, brings together leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa to discuss collaborative opportunities and shared challenges.

Modi highlighted that critical minerals are essential in modern technology, particularly in the development of renewable energy solutions and advanced electronics. As nations increasingly compete for these valuable resources, ensuring a stable supply becomes crucial.

The Prime Minister elaborated on the geopolitical dynamics surrounding technology, emphasising that it must not be used as a means of exerting undue influence or control. He urged nations to cooperate and develop frameworks that encourage fair access to technological advancements.

The summit also serves as a platform for strengthening ties among member countries, with leaders discussing various economic and political strategies aimed at fostering a united front in facing global challenges. This dialogue is pivotal, especially in light of recent conflicts and shifts in global power.

As the discussions continue, emphasis remains on the need for consensus regarding these critical issues, showcasing the collaborative nature of BRICS in addressing shared priorities and interests on the world stage.

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