The 16th BRICS Agriculture Ministers’ Meeting concluded in Indore with joint statements emphasizing regenerative farming investments and climate-resilient trade policies. Delegates from member nations discussed soil health, water stewardship and digital extension services for smallholders.
India showcased millet promotion and warehouse modernization projects as models for south-south cooperation. Negotiations touched on sanitary standards affecting export of spices, tea and marine products.
Climate scientists present outlined drought scenarios requiring coordinated grain reserves rather than unilateral export bans. Private sector panels explored cold chain partnerships reducing post-harvest losses.
Communique language stopped short of binding targets but pledged working groups reporting before the next summit on measurable adoption of sustainable practices.
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https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2272536