A Welcome in the Mewari Tradition
Upon their arrival at The City Palace Museum, the distinguished guests received a traditional welcome reflecting the warmth and graciousness of Mewari hospitality. The welcome set the tone for an experience that brought together contemporary international engagement and the living traditions of Rajasthan. The delegation then embarked on a curated journey through the historic galleries of The City Palace Museum. Moving through its palaces, courtyards and collections, the visitors encountered an extraordinary confluence of architecture, art, craftsmanship and history-each element offering an insight into the cultural legacy of Mewar. The delegates showed particular interest in the palace's architectural details and the collections preserved within its historic spaces. Their visit also provided an opportunity to appreciate the continuing work of heritage conservation and museum presentation undertaken by the Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation, ensuring that the tangible and intangible heritage of Mewar remains accessible to generations to come. Contemporary accounts of the visit noted the delegates' appreciation of the Museum's heritage, architecture, conservation and presentation.

From Palace to the Lake
Following their museum visit, the delegation travelled by boat across Lake Pichola to Jagmandir Island Palace. Surrounded by the Aravalli hills and tranquil waters, the journey offered international guests a glimpse of Udaipur's royal heritage, scenic beauty and enduring traditions of hospitality.
Where Diplomacy Meets Heritage
The Udaipur visit carried significance beyond tourism. The BRICS competition authorities meeting itself focused on cooperation in competition enforcement, including emerging challenges associated with digital markets and renewable energy. The participating authorities adopted a joint statement titled “Strengthening Cooperation to Promote Fair Competition, including in Renewable Energy Markets.”