The eighteenth summit of BRICS leaders concluded with its main focus on strengthening multilateralism and increasing the resilience of supply chains. The President, representing our country at this summit, not only delivered speeches in the main sessions but also held separate meetings with leaders of various BRICS countries including Egypt, Malaysia, India, Ethiopia, and South Africa.
Discussion Topics at the BRICS Summit
At this summit, topics such as the development of economic and trade cooperation, food security, and addressing global challenges were on the agenda. The President emphasized the importance of multilateralism, pointing to the need for closer cooperation among BRICS member countries, stating: "Only through unity and cooperation can we respond to global challenges and move towards sustainable development."
The BRICS summit was a suitable opportunity for expanding economic and political relations between Iran and other countries. At the end of this summit, the President announced the formation of a favorable outlook for economic cooperation with BRICS members and emphasized that this cooperation could benefit developing countries.
Bilateral Meetings and Opportunities for Iran
During this trip, the President held meetings with the leaders of member countries, where they discussed possible areas for further cooperation. These meetings, especially with major and influential countries like India and South Africa, could help strengthen Iran's economic and trade relations.
The President also highlighted the importance of joint investments in infrastructure and industrial projects, stating: "We are seeking to create conditions that encourage foreign investors to come to Iran and take advantage of the country's economic capacities."
According to him, the BRICS summit was a suitable opportunity for Iran to strengthen its position in the international arena and emphasize the importance of relations with developing countries. These relations could lead to the establishment of a strong and sustainable economic network that is protected from global fluctuations.
Ultimately, the President's trip to India and participation in the BRICS summit could be regarded as a turning point in the history of Iran's cooperation with other countries. This summit reflects the willingness of developing countries to create a multilateral system in which all countries can have their share.
