The event brings together some 4,000 participants from 37 countries and international organizations
The 17th annual BRICS summit kicked off on Sunday in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, which currently holds the group’s rotating presidency. The two-day event is dedicated to multilateral cooperation, as well as various global development and governance issues.
Brazil has named six priorities for this year’s agenda: global health cooperation; trade, investment, and finance; climate change; AI governance; reform of the multilateral peace and security system; and institutional development within BRICS.
This year’s summit brings together around 4,000…
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