'BRICS nations emerging as world's most influential economies'
Wednesday February 13, 2013 10:35:33 PM,
IANS
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Aligarh: BRICS
countries - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa - are
emerging as the world's fastest and most influential economies of
the 21st century, Brigadier (retd.) S. Ahmad Ali, pro-vice
chancellor of Aligarh Muslim University, said here Wednesday.
The pro-vice chancellor said this at the inaugural ceremony of 'BRICS:
Synergies and Complementarities', a seminar organised by the
Centre for South African and Brazilian Studies.
Shri Prakash, director of the Jamia Millia Islamia's Institute of
International Studies, highlighted the proactive approach adopted
by the BRICS countries on the international stage.
He said that despite challenges, most of the members in the group
have established strong political and economic linkages with the
rest of the countries in their region and were playing either
leadership or supporting roles to promote regional cooperation.
Henri Carriers, first secretary of the Embassy of Brazil in India,
said his country was ready to cooperate with the Aligarh Muslim
University in research and academic field.
Prof. Mohammad Gulrez, director of the Centre for South African
and Brazilian Studies, termed the rise of BRICS countries as "the
manifestation of a rising world order".
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