June 23, 2022
2 mins read

Mutual cooperation crucial for post-Covid recovery: Modi at BRICS summit

Prime Minister Modi has underlined the role of BRICS countries amid the global focus on post covid recovery at the opening ceremony of the BRICS Business Forum….report Asian Lite News

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 14th BRICS summit on Thursday and said that member nations – Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa- of the grouping have a similar approach regarding the governance of the global economy.

“BRICS members have a similar approach regarding the governance of the global economy. Our mutual cooperation can make a useful contribution to the global post-Covid recovery,” PM Modi said in his virtual address.

The 14th BRICS summit is being hosted by China in a virtual mode.

Prime Minister Modi in his address highlighted multiple areas of cooperation between BRICS nations. This includes an increase in connectivity between BRICS Youth Summits, BRICS Sports, civil society organizations and think tanks.

“There are multiple areas wherein through cooperation between BRICS nations, the citizens have benefitted. By increasing connectivity between BRICS Youth Summits, BRICS Sports, civil society organizations and think-tanks, we’ve strengthened our people-to-people connect,” he said further.

BRICS has become a platform for discussing and deliberating on issues of common concern for all developing countries. BRICS countries have regularly called for reform of the multilateral system in order to make it more representative and inclusive.

On Wednesday, the Prime Minister underlined the role of BRICS countries amid the global focus on post covid recovery at the opening ceremony of the BRICS Business Forum.

“BRICS was established with the belief that this group of emerging economies could emerge as engines of global growth. Today, when the world is focusing on post covid recovery, the role of BRICS countries will be very important,” said PM Modi in a recorded keynote speech.

“India supports innovation across every sector including drones, green energy and space. By 2025, India’s digital sector value will cross USD 1 trillion valuations,” he said.

The Prime Minister noted that this year India is expecting 7.5 per cent growth. “Which makes us the fastest-growing major economy. Transformative changes are taking place in every sector of emerging New India,” he added.

BRICS is a multilateral forum consisting of five major emerging economies of the world, namely Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. (ANI)

ALSO READ: Doval calls for cooperation against terrorism in BRICS meet

Previous Story

Gallery: ILA Berlin Air Show

Next Story

MIFF is launched; “sensitive” films to be showcased

Latest from -Top News

Alive With Opportunity

UK-India relationship ‘Alive with Opportunity’ as HMS Richmond hosts business showcase. The event was attended by more than 400 leading figures representing government, businesses, investors, and cultural icons, celebrating the strengthening partnership

India Builds Bridges at G20

Union Minister Jitin Prasada attended the meeting and held bilateral talks with counterparts from member nations….reports Asian Lite News India held talks with several nations on strengthening trade and technology ties, focusing

Balochistan Bleeds Again

Leading rights groups have accused Pakistani forces of abducting several Baloch civilians amid a surge in disappearances, killings, and torture across the province….reports Asian Lite News Leading human rights organisations have alleged

Trade War Back On?

Alongside with Tariff, Trump has also rolled out new export controls on critical software….reports Asian Lite News After a period of relative calm, with four major rounds of trade negotiations between the

India, Japan eye Central Asia

Initial projects could focus on logistics hubs, renewable energy ventures, and agro-processing plants that address the region’s immediate economic needs…report Asian Lite News Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to Tokyo established
Go toTop

Don't Miss

Indian Troops in Civilian Clothing Should Leave Maldives: Muizzu

Muizzu said that people who spread false rumours are trying

Can’t rely on state for truth, must ensure free press: Justice Chandrachud

Social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook should be held