The world must be freed from 'dadagiri'. The Global South must be strengthened in the world through BRICS. Chinese President Xi Jinping made suggestive remarks at the end of the summit. He also stressed on increasing the membership of BRICS in the coming days. He also set five goals. It is clear in this comment of Xi Jinping, America and Donald Trump's 'gazoari' will not be tolerated at all. But in doing that, will Pakistan also be given BRICS membership?
On Sunday, Xi Jinping said, “International law should be created according to the words of each country. The idea that someone is strong means that country is right, it is necessary to destroy the idea. The Global South has always tried to make international law apply equally to everyone, so that there is no ambiguity.” It is believed that the Chinese President pierced Trump's grandfather without naming him. Xi Jinping also proposed five initiatives to make BRICS stronger in the future. According to his message, cooperation between BRICS member countries will increase based on multiple issues such as artificial intelligence, trade and investment, digital industry. Alliance will be strong.
But the term 'Greater BRICS' is particularly notable in Xi Jinping's speech. According to the Chinese President, the role of the 'Greater BRICS' countries in the development of the Global South is immense. Note that BRICS was formed with Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. But subsequently more countries have been given membership in this group. These countries are often called 'Greater BRICS' by China. Xi Jinping believes that the role of the 'Greater BRICS' is very important in strengthening the Global South.
Will Pakistan be given BRICS membership based on this statement? Pakistan applied to join the BRICS alliance in 2023. Currently, 29 countries have pending applications to join BRICS. This includes Pakistan. Sources say that China supports Pakistan's accession to BRICS. The next BRICS summit will be held in China. At that time, will Beijing try to take Pakistan into alliance? However, New Delhi has veto power among BRICS countries. By using that power, India blocked Pakistan's entry into BRICS.