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Beijing: For the first time, the grouping of Brazil-Russia-India-Cina-Africa Selatan (BRICS) is expected to begin the expansion process to include newly developing new countries, according to the Chinese government.The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Friday that Beijing will actively promote BRICS expansion and welcome more global partners to join the group.
Foreign Ministry Spokesman Wang Wenbin made a statement yesterday in a statement in response to the media’s questions on Beijing’s view of expanding BRICS.China will work on BRIC parties to continue to conduct in-depth discussions about BRICS expansion and determine the standards and procedures for this based on consensus. We hope that more partners who think are the same as joining the Bric’s extended family,” he said in a statement.
BRICS is a multilateral forum consisting of five main developing countries in the world, namely Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.Mr Wang stressed that the meeting of the new Minister of Foreign Minister BRICS was held supported the expansion of the temporary initiative of the “BRICS Plus” consultation was also held as part of the minister’s meeting.On May 23, a virtual brics plus conference was held as part of the main meeting with ministers from countries, including UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Kazakhstan, Indonesia, Argentina, Nigeria, Senegal, and Thailand, according to reports.
BRICS Plus is a new phase in the expansion of BRIC – already known for its economic growth potential – which aims to welcome more countries and improve economic conditions.China actively supports the start of the BRICS expansion process and expanding the “BRICS Plus” cooperation, “said the Chinese Ministry.
“Facing the changes in the century and pandemic which is exacerbated by the problem of international hotspots, the brics countries agree that it is important to increase cooperation with other developing markets and developing countries, further enhancing bric representation, making brics’ votes in issues International and the main regional and mostly heard, holding hands to meet challenges, and uphold shared interests and developing space for developing markets and developing countries, reading the statement.
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