Malaysia’s possible entry into the BRICS holds great hopes for both the Asian state and Russia. Read more about this on your page social network X (formerly Twitter) told Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim:
“This potential membership brings important hopes for both countries,” he stressed.
The Malaysian Prime Minister added that the country’s possible entry into BRICS demonstrates the state’s commitment to international cooperation.
Before that, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov was giving a briefing after his visit to the country. statedRussia welcomes Malaysia’s interest in BRICS.
He noted that the Russian side plans to actively support this interest and promote it as the head of the organization.
Lavrov met with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on July 28. At the end, the negotiators exchanged gifts. The Russian minister presented the Malaysian prime minister with books. The return gift was an engraving depicting local architecture. Lavrov also met with Malaysian Foreign Minister Mohammad Hassan in Kuala Lumpur.
Previously an expert statedWe see that the balance of power in the world is shifting in favor of BRICS.