Colorful Ceremony Unfurled to Close BRICS Games in Russia's Kazan
Colorful Ceremony Unfurled to Close BRICS Games in Russia's Kazan
Sputnik International
The BRICS Games is an annual multi-sport event organized by the BRICS countries. The event is usually organized by the country that holds the presidency of the group for that year.
With Russia holding the organization's presidency, a decision was made to hold the BRICS Games in Kazan, the Republic of Tatarstan in 2024. The tournament's chief aim was to bolster friendly sports ties with BRICS nations based on the principles of equality, non-discrimination and equal access of athletes to competitions. To sum up, the Kazan-hosted BRICS Games drew more than 4,600 participants from over 80 countries to 27 events, running for a week and a half. By comparison to previous tournaments, this one made a quantum leap.Take a look at the closing ceremony of the BRICS games in Russia's Kazan in Sputnik's gallery:
The BRICS Games is an annual multi-sporting event organized by BRICS member countries. This competition is usually arranged by the nation that holds the club's presidency for that year.
With Russia holding the organization's presidency, a decision was made to hold the BRICS Games in Kazan, the Republic of Tatarstan in 2024.
The tournament's chief aim was to bolster friendly sports ties with BRICS nations based on the principles of equality, non-discrimination and equal access of athletes to competitions.
To sum up, the Kazan-hosted BRICS Games drew more than 4,600 participants from over 80 countries to 27 events, running for a week and a half. By comparison to previous tournaments, this one made a quantum leap.
Take a look at the closing ceremony of the BRICS games in Russia's Kazan in Sputnik's gallery:
Figure skater Alina Zagitova, former Ak Bars hockey team player Danis Zaripov and ex-Sports Minister of Russia Oleg Matytsin attend the BRICS Games' closing ceremony.
Figure skater Alina Zagitova, former Ak Bars hockey team player Danis Zaripov and ex-Sports Minister of Russia Oleg Matytsin attend the BRICS Games' closing ceremony.
Hosting these competitive sporting events by the nation that holds the BRICS presidency has been in place since 2016, when India hosted a soccer tournament for the first time.
Hosting these competitive sporting events by the nation that holds the BRICS presidency has been in place since 2016, when India hosted a soccer tournament for the first time.
The first official BRICS Games were held in 2017 in Guangzhou, China. This competitive event featured three sports: basketball, volleyball and usha taolu.
The first official BRICS Games were held in 2017 in Guangzhou, China. This competitive event featured three sports: basketball, volleyball and usha taolu.
According to Tatarstan's Sports Minister Vladimir Leonov, the BRICS Games had a high attendance rate. Tickets for many events were sold out in advance.
According to Tatarstan's Sports Minister Vladimir Leonov, the BRICS Games had a high attendance rate. Tickets for many events were sold out in advance.
The second BRICS Games were held in July 2018 in Johannesburg, South Africa, drawing approximately 200 athletes from Russia, Brazil, India, China, and South Africa.
The second BRICS Games were held in July 2018 in Johannesburg, South Africa, drawing approximately 200 athletes from Russia, Brazil, India, China, and South Africa.
The BRICS Games' closing ceremony in Mirny, in the Privolzhsky city district of Kazan.
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