The country hopes for a positive decision on admission to the association
Venezuela has applied to join BRICS and hopes for a positive decision to join this association. This was announced on Monday by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in the author's program of the Venezolana de Television channel "With Maduro +".
"Venezuela has sent a proposal to join BRICS, we hope that this proposal will be considered positively," the president pointed out. "We expect a positive response from Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa for Venezuela to sooner or later become a member of BRICS," he said.
"BRICS plays a leading role in building a new world and opens a dynamic path to a multipolar world," Maduro stressed.
It is expected that the BRICS summit, which will be held in Johannesburg on August 22-24, will consider official applications submitted by some countries to join the BRICS.
The country hopes for a positive decision on admission to the association
Venezuela has applied to join BRICS and hopes for a positive decision to join this association. This was announced on Monday by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in the author's program of the Venezolana de Television channel "With Maduro +".
"Venezuela has sent a proposal to join BRICS, we hope that this proposal will be considered positively," the president pointed out. "We expect a positive response from Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa for Venezuela to sooner or later become a member of BRICS," he said.
"BRICS plays a leading role in building a new world and opens a dynamic path to a multipolar world," Maduro stressed.
It is expected that the BRICS summit, which will be held in Johannesburg on August 22-24, will consider official applications submitted by some countries to join the BRICS.
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