
The Russian President noted that the BRICS countries account for almost a quarter of global exports.
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The BRICS summit is taking place in the Indian capital on September 12-13.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the potential for development of BRICS is far from exhausted.
The BRICS countries account for almost a quarter of global exports, and they provide the main dynamics of global GDP - 49%.
NEW DELHI, September 13 - RIA Novosti. The potential for the development of BRICS is far from exhausted, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Sunday.
The Russian leader arrived in New Delhi on Friday for a three-day working visit to participate in the events of the BRICS summit, which is taking place in the Indian capital on September 12-13. The meeting in the BRICS+ format concludes the forum’s work program.
During his speech at a meeting in the BRICS+ format, the Russian leader noted that the BRICS countries account for almost a quarter of global exports and it is BRICS that provides the main dynamics of world GDP - 49%.

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