BRICS Connectivity Conference in Moscow
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Jul 09, 2026 · Last updated Jul 14, 2026
The conference signals increased coordination among BRICS nations on trade and technology, potentially reducing reliance on Western-dominated systems. This could benefit infrastructure and technology companies in member countries, but may also introduce geopolitical uncertainties for global supply chains.
An international conference titled 'Strengthening BRICS Connectivity: Fostering Cooperation' was held in Moscow during India's BRICS Chairship, bringing together policymakers, diplomats, and experts from BRICS member states and invited countries. The conference focused on enhancing transport and trade corridor resilience, securing critical supply chains, and expanding technological cooperation, particularly in artificial intelligence. Recommendations from the conference are expected to contribute to the agenda for the upcoming BRICS Summit in September. Key speakers included Victoria Panova, Pavel Knyazev, and Nikhilesh Giri, who emphasized BRICS as a platform for new global governance models and called for reforms in international institutions. Discussions also covered alternative logistics networks like the International North-South Transport Corridor and the Northern Sea Route, as well as infrastructure financing through the New Development Bank.
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