The BRICS Summit 2026 in New Delhi placed logistics and supply chain management at the core of its strategic agenda, emphasizing the critical need for resilient infrastructure, seamless cross-border mobility, and robust trade connectivity among member nations. A key driver behind this heightened focus is India’s rapidly expanding economic engagement within the bloc, with its BRICS trade volume more than doubling to reach an impressive $417 billion in 2025–26. This significant trade surge opens up massive growth opportunities for logistics service providers across key industries, including pharmaceuticals, engineering, electronics, automotive, and agriculture. To support this momentum, the summit prioritized key trade facilitation measures, such as customs harmonization, streamlined regulatory frameworks, and the development of alternative trade corridors, reinforcing BRICS’ collective drive toward a more resilient, efficient, and interconnected global supply chain network.