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BRICS beating G7 in financial clout, and the gap will only grow - Putin
BRICS countries will account for 36.7% of global purchasing power parity in 2024, compared to just 30% for G7 countries, the Russian President explained.
Via @RTnews
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The Kazan Declaration, Main Points:
➡️Importance of expanding cooperation based on common interests and further strengthening strategic partnerships.
➡️National positions regarding the situation in Ukraine and around it.
➡️ Expressed concern over the negative impact of illegal sanctions on the global economy.
➡️Calling for more active participation of the least developed countries, especially from Africa, in global processes.
➡️Welcomed the significant interest of Global South countries in the association.
➡️Noted proposals for mediation to peacefully resolve the Ukrainian conflict through dialogue.
➡️Expressed concern over the escalation of violence and worsening humanitarian crisis in Sudan, calling for a ceasefire.
➡️Confirmed commitment to multilateralism and maintaining the central role of the UN in the international system.
➡️Emphasized the importance of continuing to implement the economic partnership strategy until 2025 across all areas.
➡️Confirmed support for a comprehensive reform of the UN, including the Security Council, to enhance its representativeness.
➡️Welcomed the use of national currencies for financial transactions between association countries and their trading partners.
➡️Opposed unilateral measures introduced under the pretext of combating climate change.
➡️Condemned attacks on UN personnel, threats to their safety, and called on Israel to immediately cease such actions.
➡️Welcomed the establishment of a transitional presidential council in Haiti and the creation of an electoral council to resolve the crisis.
➡️Confirmed the decision on measures to support WTO reform.
➡️Called for reform of the Bretton Woods institutions to reflect the representation of developing countries.





