BRICS Open to New Members: Expanding Horizons
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that the BRICS group is willing to accept new member countries without exclusion. Putin emphasized the significance of Russia-China cooperation for global stability. The forthcoming BRICS summit hosted by Putin will include discussions on expansion and current member countries' alliances.
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In a statement on Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin revealed that the BRICS group is keen to expand its membership, welcoming new countries without exclusions.
Putin highlighted the crucial role of collaboration between Russia and China in fostering global stability.
The forthcoming BRICS summit in Russia, hosted by President Putin, will focus on expansion and strengthening ties among its diverse membership, now including Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, and the UAE, alongside founding members Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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