BRICS

Saudi Arabia has entered fully into this world where the rules of global order are changing and whose dynamism is causing tensions with the G7, which has lost its capacity to govern.

Although he had made the BRICS one of his main priorities, the Algerian president, deeply disappointed by the refusal to accept his country's candidacy for the BRICS, has finally declared that he is no longer interested in this organisation and that he has closed the file for good. He did so a few days ago before the heads of several local media at the headquarters of the Presidency of the Republic

The Saudi kingdom has turned its compass eastwards and is increasingly developing partnerships with Asian powers such as China and India

A multipolar world economic order: enlargement and de-dollarisation

The global South does not accept that a West of waning power should continue to define what it should do and how it should think.

Riyadh is experiencing a moment of expansion that is tempting more and more people to emigrate to the Saudi country

According to Lula, this enlargement will make the BRICS a more economically powerful bloc than the G7, which brings together the seven largest world economies

Trade between Morocco and the countries of the group increased by 30% year-on-year in 2022

Not only has the Algerian regime suffered a stinging setback by being refused its country's membership in the BRICS organization, but it is the scandal of the US $ 1.5 billion that is causing Algerian public opinion to react through social networks

After leaving Algeria out, the BRICS aim for a solution on the Sahara within the United Nations with a dialogue between the parties

On the kingdom's role in the bloc, the Saudi minister said his country's participation "enhances competitiveness" because of "the economic size of the kingdom"

According to Ramaphosa, Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates will be invited to join the BRICS alliance (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa)

Under the slogan "Partnership for a common future”, the XV annual Summit of the BRICS group of emerging economies (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) began