BRICS Adopts Guwahati Declaration
On 7th July 2026, the BRICS nations adopted the Guwahati Declaration, reaffirming their commitment to combat illicit drug trafficking and transnational organised crime through enhanced cooperation.
- India hosted the two-day BRICS Anti-Drug Working Group Meeting in Guwahati (Assam).
Key Provisions
- Intelligence Sharing: Strengthen timely exchange of information and best practices.
- Technology: Promote digital tools and data-driven law enforcement.
- Law Enforcement: Enhance cooperation consistent with national laws and international obligations.
- Demand Reduction: Promote evidence-based prevention, treatment and rehabilitation programmes.
Key Concerns
- Synthetic Drugs: Rising production and trafficking of synthetic drugs.
- New Psychoactive Substances: Increasing spread of emerging narcotic substances.
- Precursor Chemicals: Diversion of chemicals used for illegal ....
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