Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday attended leaders’ small-group talks at the 16th BRICS Summit in Kazan, Russia. The summit brought together leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa to discuss key issues affecting the global economy and international relations.
During the talks, President Xi emphasized the importance of unity and cooperation among BRICS nations to promote sustainable development and address common challenges. He highlighted China’s commitment to working with partner countries to enhance economic growth, technological innovation, and cultural exchange.
The 16th BRICS Summit, hosted in the historic city of Kazan, serves as a platform for member countries to deepen their strategic partnership. Topics on the agenda included strengthening multilateral trade, improving healthcare systems in the post-pandemic world, and fostering digital transformation across industries.
President Xi’s participation underscored China’s role in advancing the BRICS agenda and contributing to global governance reforms. The leaders’ discussions aimed to reinforce collaborative efforts in tackling climate change, promoting inclusive growth, and ensuring peace and stability in the region.
The summit is expected to yield significant agreements that will bolster economic ties and enhance policy coordination among member states. As the world faces unprecedented challenges, the BRICS nations’ commitment to solidarity and mutual support remains pivotal in shaping a more equitable international order.
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Xi Jinping attends leaders' small-group talks at 16th BRICS Summit
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