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Venezuela Has High Hopes of Joining BRICS 'Very Soon,' Minister Says
Venezuela Has High Hopes of Joining BRICS 'Very Soon,' Minister Says
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Venezuela Has High Hopes of Joining BRICS 'Very Soon,' Minister SaysVenezuela expects to become a full-fledged or associate member of BRICS, Venezuelan Minister of People's Power for Foreign Trade Coromoto Godoy Calderon stated at #SPIEF2025.The Latin American country shares the principles of BRICS and relies on multipolarity in international relations, the official emphasized.Brazil—the current BRICS chair—blocked Venezuela's bid for partner status during the BRICS summit in Russia's Kazan last October.Meanwhile, Russia has officially backed Venezuela’s BRICS aspirations in a newly signed strategic partnership agreement signed in May.
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Venezuela Has High Hopes of Joining BRICS 'Very Soon,' Minister Says
13:26 20.06.2025 (Updated: 15:19 20.06.2025) Venezuela Has High Hopes of Joining BRICS 'Very Soon,' Minister Says
Venezuela expects to become a full-fledged or associate member of BRICS, Venezuelan Minister of People's Power for Foreign Trade Coromoto Godoy Calderon stated at #SPIEF2025.
The Latin American country shares the principles of BRICS and relies on multipolarity in international relations, the official emphasized.
Brazil—the current BRICS chair—blocked Venezuela's bid for partner status during the BRICS summit in Russia's Kazan last October.
Meanwhile, Russia has officially backed Venezuela’s BRICS aspirations in a newly signed strategic partnership agreement signed in May.
