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Brics forum concerned over West Asia tensions, calls for max restraint

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The Brics Parliamentary Forum condemned attacks on civilians and a Pahalgam terror attack, emphasized dialogue and diplomacy, and called for maximum restraint in addressing tensions in West Asia. This declaration builds upon the September summit consensus and seeks lasting peace, security, and stability in the region.

Key points

  • The Brics Parliamentary Forum condemned attacks on civilians and a Pahalgam terror attack.: The Brics Parliamentary Forum condemned attacks on civilians and a Pahalgam terror attack.
  • The declaration emphasized dialogue and diplomacy in resolving conflicts and maintaining…: The declaration emphasized dialogue and diplomacy in resolving conflicts and maintaining global trade, supply chains, and energy.
  • The forum called for maximum restraint in addressing tensions in West Asia.: The forum called for maximum restraint in addressing tensions in West Asia.

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File photo: Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla during the BRICS 12th Parliamentary Forum, at Parliament House, in New Delhi.

NEW DELHI: In a joint declaration Tuesday, Brics Parliamentary Forum expressed deep concern over the continued escalation of tensions in West Asia, calling for exercise of maximum restraint and condemning attacks on civilians in Brics member-states. The declaration strongly Pahalgam terror attack, while rejecting double standards in fighting terrorism.It saw participation by both Iran and the UAE.The declaration, announced by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, built upon the Brics leaders’ summit consensus in Sept on the West Asia conflict that followed tense negotiations because of differences between the UAE and Iran.

“We condemn violations of international humanitarian law, including deliberate attacks against civilians and infrastructure as well as the denial or obstruction of humanitarian access and targeting of humanitarian personnel,” said the statement.“We encourage increasing efforts, through dialogue and diplomacy, towards a long-term understanding that will contribute to lasting peace, security and stability in the region. We stress the need to work together to maintain smooth flow of global trade, supply chains and energy, in accordance with applicable international law,” it added.

Original source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com

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