Putin proposes possible parliamentary body of BRICS

Parliamentary body of BRICS: The Russian President met with the heads of parliaments of China and Tanzania within the framework of the BRICS Parliamentary Forum in St. Petersburg.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that the BRICS economic bloc could establish its own parliament in the future.

Speaking to participants in the 10th BRICS Parliamentary Forum in St. Petersburg, Putin said that regular meetings of parliamentarians from the BRICS countries would help the process of establishing a parliament.

He emphasized that “BRICS does not yet have its own institutional parliamentary structure. But I believe that this idea will become a reality in the future. I am sure that their forum will contribute to this.”

The Russian President called for strengthening ties between the BRICS member countries, addressing issues of socio-economic development, improving the well-being of states, reducing international tensions and building a “more just, democratic, multipolar and multilateral world order,” said the representatives.

It is said that “The person who passes away after seeing the father’s death, gets angry and then dies It is difficult to control oneself after seeing this Bollywood actress in hot clothes, she became the star of this Bollywood actress. This is a big deal It is said that the government has passed away due to lack of funds. It is said that the government has passed away due to lack of funds. Putin highlighted the pressure on those holding independent positions, arguing that coercive pressure, unilateral sanctions, selective application of trade rules and blackmail are being used against international law. Meanwhile, BRICS prioritises positive changes in the global economy, focusing on increasing the participation of national currencies in trade and investment and the creation of safe and reliable financial instruments and mutual settlement mechanisms. Meanwhile, Putin held separate meetings with the heads of the parliaments of China and Tanzania, Zhao Leji and Tulia Aksun respectively. Created in 2009 with Brazil, Russia, India and China, BRICS expanded its name in 2011 by adding South Africa, combining the first letters of the names of the founding countries. Six more countries joined the group last December but decided to retain the existing name.

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