BRICS

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Introduction– Established in 2006, originally as BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China).
– Became BRICS in 2010 with the inclusion of South Africa.
– Expanded in 2024 to include Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, and the UAE.
– Focuses on fostering cooperation among emerging economies to enhance global economic stability and development.
Objectives– Economic Cooperation: Promote sustainable and inclusive growth.
– Political Collaboration: Strengthen global governance and regional stability.
– Cultural Exchange: Foster deeper ties and understanding among member nations.
– Global South Partnership: Provide a platform for the voices of developing countries on the global stage.
Members as of 2024Total Members: 9
Member Countries:
1. Brazil
2. Russia
3. India
4. China
5. South Africa
6. Egypt
7. Ethiopia
8. Iran
9. United Arab Emirates
Reports/Indices– BRICS Investment Report: Analyzes investment trends and economic opportunities.
– BRICS Wealth Report: Highlights wealth distribution and economic progress.
– BRICS Joint Statistical Publication: Provides socio-economic indicators.
– S&P BRIC 40 Index: Tracks performance of major companies in BRICS countries.
– BRICS Trade Data Insights: Analyzes inter-member trade flows and economic linkages.
Instruments– New Development Bank (NDB): Funds infrastructure and development projects.
– Contingent Reserve Arrangement (CRA): Offers financial stability during crises.
– BRICS Payment System: Enables trade in local currencies.
– BRICS Agreements on Trade and Investment: Facilitates smoother trade and foreign direct investment (FDI).
Structure– Annual Summits: Heads of State/Government meet to decide strategic goals.
– Ministerial Meetings: Discuss specific sectors such as finance, health, and trade.
– Sherpa Meetings: Senior officials coordinate and monitor the implementation of summit decisions.
– BRICS Secretariat: Administrative support for initiatives and meetings.
Subsidiary Organs– BRICS Business Council: Enhances trade and investment cooperation.
– BRICS Think Tanks Council: Supports research on shared challenges and opportunities.
– BRICS Women’s Business Alliance: Promotes gender equality and supports women entrepreneurs.
– BRICS Youth Forum: Facilitates dialogue and leadership opportunities for youth.
Committees– Economic and Trade Committee: Oversees economic cooperation and trade policies.
– Health Committee: Coordinates responses to health crises and promotes research.
– Science, Technology, and Innovation Committee: Advances collaborative research.
– Cultural Cooperation Committee: Promotes exchanges in arts, heritage, and language.
Initiatives– BRICS Vaccine Research and Development Center: Advances vaccine research and equitable access.
– BRICS Energy Research Cooperation Platform: Develops sustainable energy solutions.
– BRICS Network University: Encourages academic collaboration and student mobility.
– BRICS Pay: Facilitates international payments using local currencies.
– BRICS Grain Exchange: Aims to stabilize grain prices and enhance food security.
– BRICS Digital Economy Initiatives: Supports the integration of digital trade and e-commerce.
– Climate and Sustainability Programs: Focus on green technology and sustainable development.

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