The World Public Summit. India, co-organised by the BRICS Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BRICS CCI) in collaboration with the World Peoples Assembly, marked a significant step toward advancing a more inclusive and cooperative global order. Anchored in the vision of “A New World of Conscious Unity,” the Summit transformed shared global aspirations into actionable pathways for collective progress.
Held at the prestigious Hyatt Regency Delhi, the Summit convened a diverse spectrum of global voices at a time of evolving geopolitical and economic dynamics, reinforcing India’s role as a key enabler of dialogue and collaboration. It served as a dynamic platform for engagement across cultures, regions, and sectors—bringing together policymakers, business leaders, thought leaders, and youth to co-create solutions to pressing global challenges through cooperation, inclusivity, and shared responsibility.
The Summit featured an eminent lineup of speakers from diverse domains, bringing together voices from governance, social impact, innovation, and global leadership:
Meenakshi Lekhi- Former Minister of State for External Affairs of India
Manoj Tiwari – Indian politician, singer, and actor
Madhish Parikh – Founding Director, BRICS Youth Alliance (India)
Nurul Ashikin Binti Shamsuri – Founder, Fearless Foundation (Malaysia)
Prann Sharma- President, Baidyanath Ayurveda; President, Healthcare Vertical, BRICS CCI
Phil Assange – Trustee, African Blindness Fund; Director, Canadian branch of HOPE Worldwide
Bibin Babu – Founder, GrowQR AI, an AI-driven workforce readiness platform
Sashwat Pandey – Youth Leader; Curator, World Economic Forum; Former Chairman, Asian Section, IAPSS (India)
Anshu Gupta – Founder, Goonj and Gram Swabhimaan (India)
Rajendra Bana – Retired Major General; Director, Army Institute of Management and Technology (India)
Anand Raj Anand- Indian Composer, Lyricist and playback singer in Hindi Film Industry
Nurlan Yermekbayev- SCO Secretary General
and many more..
As co-organiser, BRICS CCI played a pivotal role in strengthening industry–government–academia linkages and deepening engagement between the Global South and international stakeholders, furthering the agenda of sustainable and collaborative global development.