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BRICS Chief Justices’ Forum 2026: Why Judicial Leaders From 10 Countries Are Meeting CJI Surya Kant In Delhi This Week

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant will hold bilateral talks with judicial leaders from 10 countries during the BRICS Chief Justices' Forum in New Delhi. The event will focus on judicial cooperation, AI, arbitration, mediation, and sustainable development.
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New Delhi: The BRICS chief justices’ forum 2026 will bring together top judicial leaders from BRICS member states and partner countries in New Delhi from September 4 to 6, 2026. Chief Justice of India Surya Kant will lead bilateral discussions aimed at strengthening judicial cooperation, sharing legal best practices, and addressing emerging global challenges facing justice systems.

Details of BRICS Chief Justices’ Forum 2026

The three-day forum is being hosted by the Supreme Court of India ahead of the BRICS Summit scheduled later in September.

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The event will bring together Chief Justices, Presidents of Supreme Courts, and senior judicial representatives from BRICS nations and partner countries. Discussions will focus on justice delivery, dispute resolution, technology, and sustainable development.

CJI Surya Kant To Hold Bilateral Meetings With Judicial Leaders

On the opening day, CJI Surya Kant is scheduled to hold bilateral meetings with judicial delegations from Russia, China, Egypt, Indonesia, the United Arab Emirates, Belarus, Kazakhstan, South Africa, Iran, and Uzbekistan. These meetings are expected to strengthen institutional ties and encourage cooperation among judicial systems.

Distinguished Judicial Leaders Expected To Participate in BRICS Chief Justices’ Forum 2026

Among the senior judicial leaders expected to meet the CJI are representatives from the highest courts of Russia, China, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, South Africa, Iran, and several other participating countries.

The discussions will help build stronger relationships between courts and improve understanding of common legal challenges.

What are the Key Objectives Of The BRICS Chief Justices’ Forum 2026

One of the main goals of the forum is to deepen judicial dialogue among participating nations. The platform will enable courts to exchange experiences, discuss reforms, and share successful practices in justice administration.

Improving International Legal Collaboration

Judicial leaders will explore ways to improve cooperation in cross-border legal matters. The forum is expected to support stronger institutional relationships and greater procedural coordination among participating jurisdictions.

Major Themes On The Agenda

The first session will focus on mediation and international commercial disputes. Participants will discuss how mediation can help resolve business conflicts quickly and efficiently in a global economy.

Cross-Border Enforcement Of Arbitral Awards

The second theme will examine challenges related to enforcing arbitral awards across different countries. Judicial leaders will discuss ways to improve consistency and procedural harmony in international dispute resolution.

Artificial Intelligence And The Judiciary

Artificial Intelligence is expected to be a major discussion topic. The forum will explore how AI can improve judicial efficiency while addressing concerns related to ethics, transparency, and the future of justice delivery.

Judicial Leadership And Sustainable Development

The fourth theme will focus on the judiciary’s role in sustainable development. Participants will discuss environmental governance, climate-related legal challenges, and the promotion of sustainable growth through effective judicial leadership.

Read also: India Pushes Clean Coal Future: Ministry of Coal Hosts BRICS Event on Coal Gasification and Energy Security Goals

FAQs

Which Countries Will Meet CJI Surya Kant During The Forum?

Judicial leaders from Russia, China, Egypt, Indonesia, UAE, Belarus, Kazakhstan, South Africa, Iran, and Uzbekistan are expected to hold bilateral meetings with CJI Surya Kant.

What Is The BRICS Chief Justices’ Forum?

The BRICS Chief Justices’ Forum is a gathering of senior judicial leaders from BRICS member states and partner countries to discuss legal cooperation, justice delivery, and emerging judicial challenges.

What Are The Main Topics Of Discussion At The Forum?

The forum will focus on mediation, international commercial disputes, cross-border arbitration, artificial intelligence in the judiciary, and sustainable development.


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