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The Hindu BusinessLine · 13 September 2026

BRICS Business Council calls for supply-chain resilience framework, deeper co-operation in AI

The BRICS Business Council has called for a supply-chain resilience framework and deeper co-operation in artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure and advanced manufacturing. The Council presented a report with recommendations focused on strengthening resilience, innovation, cooperation and sustainability, intended as a guide for the four pillars of India's BRICS Chairmanship. The report also emphasises paperless trade, electronic documentation, greater interoperability among digital systems, and identifies opportunities for cooperation on green hydrogen, biofuel, sustainable aviation fuel, and low-carbon fuels.

Why it matters: The Council's recommendations on supply-chain resilience and technology cooperation reflect the theme of global economic governance and trade, as BRICS economies representing around 40 per cent of global GDP seek to strengthen information sharing and preparedness during disruptions.

supply chain risk · great power rivalry

Record

Source
The Hindu BusinessLine (tier 1)
Published
13 September 2026
Link
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/companies/brics-business-council-calls-for-supply-chain-resilience-framework-deeper-co-operation-in-ai/article71463519.ece
Content depth
full
Regions
americas, asia-pacific, europe-eurasia-mena, sub-saharan-africa
Subregions
south-asia, russia, brazil-southern-cone
Actors
BRICS Business Council
Also reported by
Mint (Livemint)
Edition
2026-09-14

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Verbatim spans from the source text that support the summary above.

The BRICS Business Council has called for a supply-chain resilience framework as well as deeper co-operation in artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure and advanced manufacturing.
The Council proposes a supply chain resilience framework for BRICS to strengthen information sharing and preparedness during the disruption
The Council’s report also emphasises on paperless trade, electronic documentation, and greater interoperability among digital systems.