In a strategic move to enhance global collaboration, China has announced its readiness to deepen cooperation with the latest additions to the BRICS family. During a press briefing on Tuesday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning emphasized the country's commitment to expanding practical partnerships across various sectors.
This announcement follows Russia's revelation of the new BRICS partners on Monday, a development stemming from the recent BRICS summit held in October in Kazan, Russia. The newly designated partners include Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Belarus, Bolivia, Cuba, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Uganda.
Mao Ning highlighted the significance of this expansion, noting that it represents a major milestone for the BRICS bloc. \"The representativeness of the BRICS mechanism has been expanded further, and its appeal and influence have become more prominent, making it an increasingly important platform for the promotion of unity and cooperation for the Global South,\" she stated.
The inclusion of these countries underscores BRICS' growing role in shaping global economic trends and fostering international cooperation. As BRICS continues to attract emerging markets with substantial economic potential, China's leadership aims to leverage this expanded network to address global challenges and promote sustainable development.
BRICS, an acronym for Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, has long been a powerhouse of emerging economies. With the addition of new partners, the bloc is set to amplify its impact on international affairs, offering a united front in discussions on economic policies, technological innovation, and sustainable growth.
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China ready to expand cooperation with BRICS members, partners: MOFA
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