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Overseas Network June 17 BRICS The 14th meeting of national leaders will be held at the end of June. Media from Latin American countries such as Argentina , Brazil have high expectations for BRICS countries to expand and deepen "BRICS+" cooperation and adhere to multilateralism, and believe that BRICS countries' economic and trade cooperation will become a lever for the world economic recovery.
The independent news website "Dialogue with China" which focuses on issues of China and Latin America published an article on the 15th saying that the global governance system is currently in a fragmented state, with high prices and financial crises in developed countries. As a powerful global force, the BRICS countries will further develop and grow, and Argentina hopes to join. At the end of June, Argentina will be invited to attend the 14th BRICS Leaders' Meeting.
Ba China News Service published an editorial on the 14th. Evandero Carvalho, a law professor at the Vagas Foundation in Brazil, said in the article that in the international context of high inflation and supply chains being blocked, the economic and trade cooperation initiatives of BRICS countries can become a lever for the world economic recovery. He believes that the BRICS countries are facing huge challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic, trade war and the Cold War thinking. Under the current international order, the BRICS countries have assumed the role of reformers and pointed out a path of mutually beneficial multilateralist cooperation and development for the world. Their member states are all full of expectations for the multipolar world order.
Brazil's Forum magazine published an article on the 13th saying that the turmoil in the global financial order is intensifying, and the West's economic sanctions on Russia show a high degree of politicization in the monetary and financial fields. Against this background, reducing dependence on the US dollar is becoming increasingly important, and economic cooperation among BRICS countries should be expanded in the monetary and financial fields.
Ecuador Latin American News Agency (ALAI) published an article on the 8th that the multilateralism advocated by the BRICS countries is based on a new type of international relations of mutual respect, fairness and justice, and win-win cooperation, rather than war or intervention. It is hoped that multilateral initiatives will play a key role in supporting Latin American countries' path towards independence, peace and multilateralism. (Overseas Network Wang Xiaoyu)
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