Xi Jinping outlines four-point plan for Middle East peace at BRICS summit
Chinese President Xi Jinping used the BRICS summit to propose a four-point agenda aimed at de-escalating the conflict in West Asia and promoting a two-state solution.
At the BRICS summit, President Xi Jinping presented a four-point framework for stabilising West Asia, stressing adherence to the UN Charter and the pursuit of a comprehensive ceasefire. He highlighted the Palestinian issue as central and advocated for a two-state solution to achieve lasting coexistence. Xi called on BRICS members to help rebuild mutual trust among regional states and to develop a new security architecture.
In parallel, he promoted deeper AI collaboration among the bloc and proposed an initiative to boost industrialisation through joint research and supply-chain ties. Finally, Xi urged support for a multilateral trading system centred on the WTO, calling for reforms and opposition to protectionist measures.
Why it matters
The plan could shape BRICS' role in Middle East diplomacy and influence global AI and trade cooperation.
How this story developed
- Sep 12 Modi and Xi pledge strategic partnership and dispute avoidance at BRICS summit
- Sep 12 The leaders met bilaterally during the BRICS summit in New Delhi.
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