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Global South Must Move From Rule-Taker to Rule-Shaper, PM Modi Says

PM Modi urged the Global South to move from rule-taker to rule-shaper, seeking representation in global governance and BRICS cooperation.

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Global South Must Move From Rule-Taker to Rule-Shaper, PM Modi Says

Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on the Global South to move from being a rule-taker to a rule-shaper, advocating greater representation in global decision-making. Speaking at the BRICS Summit, he urged member countries to support a more inclusive and equitable system of global governance. Modi said developing nations should help shape rules on trade, finance, technology and security rather than simply follow frameworks created by others. His remarks reflect India’s broader effort to strengthen cooperation among emerging economies and partners

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