Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe has officially submitted its application to join BRICS, the country’s Foreign Minister Amon Murwira announced during a visit to Moscow on Thursday. Speaking alongside Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov at a news conference, Murwira emphasized Zimbabwe’s commitment to meeting BRICS' membership requirements.
“BRICS is one of the most important platforms for economic cooperation that is based on principles of mutual respect and sovereign equality of nations,” Murwira stated. “Zimbabwe would benefit from any system that respects these key principles of human interaction and human progress, and BRICS is one of them.”
He confirmed that Zimbabwe is in the process of aligning with BRICS' conditions and is awaiting a response from the group based on internal consensus.
The BRICS bloc, comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—has been expanding its influence, with several nations expressing interest in joining. Zimbabwe’s bid highlights its strategic aim to enhance economic ties and global partnerships within the alliance.
Go to video
Zimbabwe's ZANU-PF picks Mnangagwa as leader after 2028
01:09
Zimbabwean tycoon who died in helicopter crash laid to rest
01:06
BRICS: Ghana's parliament gives green light to formal application
00:57
President Mnangagwa highlights economic gains, warns of drought risk in Zimbabwe
01:19
BRICS leaders voice concern over Middle East war, call for restraint
01:01
BRICS member states look to technology to help strengthen trade ties