Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is likely to visit New Delhi, India on May 14-15 to participate in the BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meeting. This visit is particularly noteworthy as it marks Araghchi's first trip to India since the escalation of the ongoing West Asia conflict, which has intensified regional tensions and prompted renewed global diplomatic efforts. Iranian sources indicate that Tehran places high importance on BRICS and has ensured the attendance of senior representatives at significant meetings since Iran's formal inclusion in the group. Araghchi has previously discussed with India's External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar the need for BRICS to play a constructive role in maintaining regional stability. The expanded BRICS framework includes several influential global powers and regional players, including the UAE and Saudi Arabia, with whom Iran has complex relations. As India currently holds the BRICS presidency and prepares for a larger summit later this year, Iran's engagement with New Delhi is viewed as part of its diplomatic strategy to influence regional discussions through multilateral platforms.