As an emerging global power, China today announced in a significant statement at the BRICS summit that it will take over the presidency of this group in 2027 and will host its next meeting. Xi Jinping, the President of China, referred to BRICS's determination in history and emphasized the necessity for this group to stand on the right side of history.
China and its key role in BRICS
In his speech, Xi Jinping outlined the goals and ideals of BRICS, reminding his colleagues that this alliance must act as an effective force on the global stage. He pointed to the rapid changes in the global system and the need for more comprehensive cooperation among BRICS member countries, stating that China is working to transform this group into an influential hub in the ongoing developments.
The President of China also addressed the challenges facing BRICS and emphasized the importance of unity and cooperation among its members. He urged member countries to do their utmost to strengthen BRICS's position on the global stage.
This announcement is seen as a strategic move by China, reflecting Beijing's desire to increase its influence in the international system. In recent years, BRICS has become one of the most important political and economic blocs in the world, and China has consistently sought to strengthen its leadership role within this group.
Given global developments and new approaches in international policymaking, China's presidency of BRICS in 2027 could lead to significant changes in relations among member countries and in global interactions as well.
