The BRICS nations adopted the Goa Declaration at the conclusion of the BRICS Summit saying that that it is the responsibility of all states to prevent terrorist actions from their territories.
In the 109 point Declaration, the leaders called upon all nations to adopt a comprehensive approach in combating terrorism.
They condemned the recent attacks against some BRICS countries, including the Uri terror attack in India.
The leaders condemned terrorism in all its forms and stressed that there can be no justification for such acts.
They acknowledged that international terrorism, especially the Islamic State, constitute an unprecedented threat to international peace and security.
All five nations reaffirmed the commitment to increase effectiveness of the UN counter terrorism framework.
Goa Declaration called for the need for reforms of the UN, including its Security Council, to increase representation of developing countries.
The BRICS Grouping welcomed the adoption of the landmark 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its Sustainable Development Goals. Saying that the global economic recovery is progressing, they noted that the growth is weaker than expected with downside risks to the global economy continuing to persist.
They reiterated determination to use all policy tools to achieve the goal of sustainable, and inclusive growth.
They appreciated the progress in the implementation of the Strategy for BRICS Economic Partnership and emphasise the importance of the BRICS Roadmap for Trade, Economic and Investment Cooperation until 2020.
They also highlighted the importance of public and private investments in infrastructure, including connectivity.
They welcomed the signing of the MoU between the BRICS countries National Development Banks and the New Development Bank.
The ninth BRICS Summit will be hosted by China next year.