During the BRICS Foreign Ministers' meeting, India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar underscored the necessity for enhanced cooperation among member nations in response to escalating geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties. He noted that the meeting occurs during a time of significant flux in international relations, characterized by ongoing conflicts and challenges in trade and technology. Jaishankar stated that there is a growing expectation from emerging markets and developing countries for BRICS to assume a constructive and stabilizing role in the current volatile world order. He highlighted India's efforts as the BRICS Chair, mentioning the organization of over 80 meetings aimed at fostering cooperation across various sectors. Jaishankar also addressed key global challenges, emphasizing the importance of development concerns like energy and food security. He called for economic resilience through reliable supply chains and diversified markets, while also stressing the pressing issue of climate change. Furthermore, he urged member nations to engage in open and constructive dialogue to achieve meaningful outcomes, particularly in addressing terrorism and enhancing global peace and security.