Putin highlights business interest in BRICS economic cooperation
Russian President notes potential for ambitious multilateral projects at New Delhi summit
Quick Look
- Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that business circles are showing strong interest in deepening economic cooperation within BRICS.
- Speaking at the summit in New Delhi, he highlighted upcoming multilateral projects and the goal of fostering global multipolarity.
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Why It Matters
The BRICS summit in New Delhi serves as a platform for member nations to align on economic and governance strategies. Business leaders within the bloc are exploring initiatives to enhance practical cooperation.
NEW DELHI, September 12. /TASS/. Business circles are showing interest in deepening economic cooperation between BRICS countries, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at the group’s summit in India.
"It’s encouraging that we see a keen interest in deepening cooperation between BRICS countries on the economic track from business circles. As you know, we talked about it at the plenary meeting of the Business Forum yesterday," he noted.
"Entrepreneurs, members of the BRICS Business Council, have many different initiatives and proposals aimed at boosting practical cooperation. Ambitious multilateral projects are looming," Putin added.
In conclusion, he stressed that the New Delhi summit confirmed "broad prospects for joint work to boost mutually beneficial cooperation and increase the effectiveness of the global governance system in order to ensure true multipolarity and justice in global affairs."
Open Questions
- What are the specific details of the proposed multilateral projects?
