India will host the BRICS Heads of Anti-Drug Agencies Meeting in Guwahati on July 6-7. The focus will be on combating synthetic drugs, strengthening intelligence sharing, and capacity building. The Narcotics Control Bureau will lead the meeting to enhance operational cooperation among BRICS member countries.
Officials from BRICS nations will discuss the drug situation in their countries and engage in thematic sessions on global challenges. Topics include leveraging technology for drug interdiction and addressing emerging substances. The meeting will conclude with a joint declaration to enhance international cooperation against drug-related threats.
The Ministry of Home Affairs highlighted the evolving drug trafficking landscape and the need for structured collaboration. India aims to strengthen operational coordination and intelligence sharing to combat drug-related threats. The country’s efforts against drug trafficking and substance abuse have been intensified in recent years.
India’s approach involves stringent action against illicit drug trafficking and criminal networks. The government also emphasizes awareness, community participation, and treatment for addiction. The Vision Document on Narcotics Control (2026–2029) further outlines India’s commitment to fighting drugs through enhanced cooperation and information sharing.
