
The President of the Russian Federation noted the opportunities for joint work and increasing the efficiency of global governance.
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced broad prospects for cooperation between the BRICS countries at the summit in New Delhi, emphasizing the importance of improving the effectiveness of global governance.
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NEW DELHI, September 12 - RIA Novosti. Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the BRICS countries are opening up broad prospects for further cooperation.
“The current BRICS summit in New Delhi confirms that our association has broad prospects for working together to build up mutually beneficial cooperation, to improve the efficiency of the global governance system in order to ensure true multipolarity and fairness in world affairs,” Putin said.

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