BRICS opposes Exceptionalism: China
On 7th June, 2021, while addressing BRICS Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, China said that BRICS countries pursue openness, inclusiveness and win-win cooperation, and reject "bloc politics and ideological confrontation". China’s Foreign Ministry stated that the idea behind the statement was to forge a common understanding among the BRICS countries when there were “so many different interpretations and definitions of multilateralism in the world”.
Outcome of BRICS Foreign Ministers’ Meeting
- The BRICS Joint Statement on Strengthening and Reforming the Multilateral System laid out the following principles:
- It should make global governance more inclusive, representative and participatory to facilitate greater and more meaningful ....
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