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India pushes for shared BRICS satellite network at 2026 summit

At the 2026 BRICS summit, India announced plans for a joint remote‑sensing satellite system, with leaders endorsing expansion of the constellation to boost Earth observation and disaster monitoring.

India used the 2026 BRICS summit to announce its intention to develop a shared satellite network that would integrate the bloc's remote‑sensing capabilities.

BRICS leaders collectively backed progress on expanding the Remote Sensing Satellite Constellation, signalling group‑wide endorsement of the initiative.

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The envisioned network is projected to improve Earth observation and strengthen disaster‑monitoring capacities for all member countries.

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A joint BRICS satellite system would give member states more reliable, real‑time data for climate tracking, agricultural planning and emergency response, reducing reliance on external providers and deepening strategic cooperation within the bloc.

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