The summit runs on Saturday and Sunday at Bharat Mandapam.
India’s chairmanship emphasizes a people‑centric approach called ‘Humanity First’.
The new logo combines traditional symbols with bright colours representing each member country.
Partner countries include Belarus, Cuba, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Nigeria, Thailand, Uganda, Uzbekistan and Vietnam.
India, as the chair for 2026, aims to promote resilience, innovation, cooperation and sustainability among members.
More than 350 meetings have been held across 25 Indian cities to prepare for discussions on security, economics, and cultural exchange.
The agenda covers climate change, food and energy security, trade, and reforms to the global financial system.
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