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List of host leaders of Summit of the Americas

Summit	Photo	Host leader	Start date	End date	Host Country	Host City	Joint Statement
1st		Bill Clinton	December 9, 1994	December 11, 1994	United States[1]	Miami
2nd		Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle	April 18, 1998	April 19, 1998	Chile[2]	Santiago
3rd		Jean Chrétien	April 20, 2001	April 22, 2001	Canada[3]	Quebec City
Special		Vicente Fox	January 12, 2004	January 13, 2004	Mexico[4]	Monterrey
4th		Néstor Kirchner	November 4, 2005	November 5, 2005	Argentina[5]	Mar del Plata
5th		Patrick Manning	April 17, 2009	April 19, 2009	Trinidad and Tobago[6]	Port-of-Spain
6th		Juan Manuel Santos Calderón	April 14, 2012	April 15, 2012	Colombia[7]	Cartagena
7th		Juan Carlos Varela	April 10, 2015	April 11, 2015	Panama[8]	Panama City
8th		Martín Vizcarra	April 13, 2018	April 14, 2018	Peru[9]	Lima
9th		Joe Biden	June 6, 2022	June 10, 2022	United States[10]	Los Angeles	Los Angeles Declaration on Migration and Protection

List of host leaders of BRIC and BRICS summit

Sr. No.	Picture	Host leader	Host country	Date(s)	Location	Notes
BRIC Summit (2009-
1st		Dmitry Medvedev	Russia	16 June 2009	Yekaterinburg (Sevastianov's House)	The summit was to discuss the global recession taking place at the time, future cooperation among states, and trade. Some of the specific topics discussed were food, trade, climate trade, and security for the nations. They called out for a more influential voice and representation for up and coming markets. Note at the time South Africa was not yet admitted to the BRICS organization at the time.[11]
2nd		Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva	Brazil	15 April 2010	Brasília (Itamaraty Palace)	Guests: Jacob Zuma (President of South Africa) and Riyad al-Maliki (Foreign Minister of the Palestinian National Authority). The second summit continued on the conversation of the global recession and how to recover. They had a conversation on the IMF, climate change, and more ways to form cooperation among states.[11]
BRICS Summit (2011-incumbent)
3rd		Hu Jintao	China	14 April 2011	Sanya (Sheraton Sanya Resort)	First summit to include South Africa alongside the original BRIC countries. The third summit had nations debating on the global and internal economies of countries.[11]
4th		Manmohan Singh	India	29 March 2012	New Delhi (Taj Mahal Hotel)	The BRICS Cable announced an optical fibre submarine communications cable system that carries telecommunications between the BRICS countries. The fourth summit discussed how the organization could prosper from the global recession and how they could take advantage of that to help their economies. BRICS had the intention of improving their global power and to provide adequate development for their state.[12]
5th		Jacob Zuma	South Africa	26–27 March 2013	Durban (Durban ICC)	The fifth summit discusses the New Development Bank proposition and Contingent Reserve Agreement. BRICS also announced the Business Council and its Think Tank Council.[12]
6th		Dilma Rousseff	Brazil	14–17 July 2014	Fortaleza (Centro de Eventos do Ceará)[13]	BRICS New Development Bank and BRICS Contingent Reserve Arrangement agreements signed.Guest: Leaders of Union of South American Nations (UNASUR)[14][15] The members of BRICS conversed with each other about political coordination, development, and economic growth. They established the Fortaleza Declaration and Action Plan.[16]
7th		Vladimir Putin	Russia	8–9 July 2015	Ufa (Congress Hall)[17]	Joint summit with SCO-EAEU. The seventh summit discussed global, economic problems, and better ways to foster cooperation among member states.[16]
8th		Narendra Modi	India	15–16 October 2016	Benaulim (Taj Exotica)	Joint summit with BIMSTEC. The eighth BRICS summit debated on topics like counter-terrorism, economies, and climate change. BRICS also issued the Goa Declaration and Action Plan, hoping to harden their relationships.[18]
9th		Xi Jinping	China	3–5 September 2017	Xiamen (Xiamen International Conference Center)	Joint summit with EMDCD. The ninth summit was an event that talked about a bright future for BRICS and what their goals intend to be. They still covered and debated on international and regional issues with one another; hopeful to keep moving forward.[18]
10th		Cyril Ramaphosa	South Africa	25–27 July 2018	Johannesburg (Sandton Convention Centre)	The tenth summit had the members discuss their rising industries. Hoping they can cut a bigger slice of the industry market.
11th		Jair Bolsonaro	Brazil	13–14 November 2019	Brasília (Itamaraty Palace)[19]	The eleventh summit discussed advancements in the BRICS's science and innovation fields. Primarily trying to advance technology and digital currency. They made mutual agreements to help stop drug trafficking and organized crime; both internationally and internally
12th		Vladimir Putin	Russia	21–23 July 2020 (postponed due to COVID-19 pandemic)[20] 17 November 2020 (video conference)[21]	Saint Petersburg[22]	Joint summit with SCO. Discussing a mutual agreement on helping BRICS member countries to help foster better living standards and quality of life for each countries people. Plans on focusing on peace, economies, and cultural societal issues.[23]
13th		Narendra Modi	India	9 September 2021 (video conference)	New Delhi	BRICS Games 2021[24]
14th		Xi Jinping	China	23 June 2022 (video conference)	Beijing
15th			South Africa	2023	TBA