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Johannesburg, August 23, 2023 — The ongoing BRICS summit in Johannesburg, South Africa, has shifted its attention to critical matters that could shape the future course of these prominent developing economies. The summit, which brings together the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, aims to tackle issues of expansion and the potential adoption of a common currency.

The summit gained momentum with a virtual address by Russian President Vladimir Putin, who, due to legal constraints linked to an International Criminal Court warrant, couldn’t be present in person. Despite this absence, Putin’s remarks emphasized the need for greater cohesion among BRICS nations.

Central to the discussions is the question of whether to broaden the membership of the BRICS bloc. Over 20 countries, including Saudi Arabia, have expressed their formal interest in joining the group. The consideration of new members reflects a shared ambition to enhance the collective influence and global outreach of BRICS.

In-person attendees include leaders from Brazil, China, South Africa, and India. Their presence marks a significant moment as it’s the first time they’ve convened face-to-face since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic. The leaders are engaging in robust dialogues aimed at shaping the future trajectory of BRICS, with a focus on strengthening the group’s standing in the global economic landscape.

Notably absent is Russia’s President Putin, who is participating virtually due to the aforementioned legal constraints. His involvement, nevertheless, remains pivotal as the leaders explore strategies to bolster the collective strength of BRICS.

A standout proposal emerged from the summit, endorsed by Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. Lula da Silva’s suggestion revolves around the concept of a common currency for BRICS member nations. This idea envisions a unified currency that could minimize vulnerabilities among member states and streamline transactions, potentially challenging the supremacy of the US dollar in international trade. The support for such a groundbreaking notion underscores the group’s resolve to nurture economic autonomy and bolster financial stability.

As the summit progresses, the international community eagerly anticipates the outcomes of these deliberations. Despite challenges, the BRICS nations are showcasing their dedication to cooperation and innovative thinking, setting the stage for a potentially transformative future that could reshape the global economic order.

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By: Montel Kamau
Serrari Financial Analyst
23rd August, 2023

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