Indonesia became the tenth full member of the BRICS bloc, officially joining on January 1, 2025. Brazil, which is chairing the bloc this year, welcomed this step, emphasizing that Indonesia actively supports the reform of global institutions and deepening South-South cooperation. After Indonesia's accession, BRICS represents 46 percent of the world's population and 35 percent of global GDP. Earlier, in 2024, the bloc expanded with the addition of Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia, and the UAE.
1/7/2025 12:57:40 PM (GMT+1)
Indonesia officially joined BRICS in 2025, becoming the tenth full member of the bloc, which represents 46 percent of the world's population and 35 percent of global GDP 📊
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