China, Russia, India seek economic cooperation at BRICS
BRICS, created as a forum for major emerging economies, is seeking to boost its global influence and address conflicts, trade turbulence and energy security.
On the second day of BRICS talks in New Delhi, India, China, and Russia united to discuss inclusive global growth. They expressed deep concern over the ongoing tensions in the Middle East and called for maximum restraint in the region. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the power of BRICS, stating that it represents 50% of the world's population, 40% of global GDP, and over 25% of global trade.
He praised the group's diversity and cooperation, highlighting their potential to advance humanity together. The group, established in 2009, aims to bolster its global influence and address conflict, trade turbulence, and energy security.
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