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Argentina's President Requests BRICS Membership for His Country
Argentina's President Requests BRICS Membership for His Country
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The request comes amid the 14th summit of the BRICS countries – an international union of countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) that seek... 24.06.2022, Sputnik International
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Argentina's President Alberto Fernández requested BRICS membership for his country during the 14th summit of the international organization, which the Argentinian leader attended among other high-ranking guests.Fernández noted that his country could supplement the union of five countries as a reliable supplier of food, as well as a recognized player in the field of biotechnology and logistics. He further stressed Argentina's ability to train specialists in various fields, as well as provide various services on the international scale.The president expressed an eagerness for his country to join the BRICS group (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) during its 14th summit, which is taking place in a videoconference format this year. It formally kicked off on June 22 and has continued through June 24.Its members meet to discuss acute political and economic trends and mildly coordinate their own political and economic policies. They also discussed how to jointly navigate the currents of global trade and exercise their considerable influence (24% of global GDP) to change them.
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Argentina's President Requests BRICS Membership for His Country
13:11 GMT 24.06.2022 (Updated: 13:33 GMT 06.08.2022) The request comes amid the 14th summit of the BRICS countries – an international union of countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) that seek to jointly develop economic, technologic and other ties in the modern world.
Argentina's President Alberto Fernández requested
BRICS membership for his country during the 14th summit of the international organization, which the Argentinian leader attended among other high-ranking guests.
"We aspire to be a full member of this group of nations that already represents 42% of the world's population and 24% of the global gross product", the president said.
Fernández noted that his country could supplement the union of five countries as a reliable supplier of food, as well as a recognized player in the field of biotechnology and logistics. He further stressed Argentina's ability to train specialists in various fields, as well as provide various services on the international scale.
The president expressed an eagerness for his country to join the BRICS group (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) during its 14th summit, which is taking place in a videoconference format this year. It formally kicked off on June 22 and has continued through June 24.
Its members meet to discuss acute political and economic trends and mildly coordinate their own political and economic policies. They also discussed how to jointly navigate the currents of global trade and
exercise their considerable influence (24% of global GDP) to change them.
