World News | ‘India, China in many ways ahead of US and EU member states’: Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov

even [Eritrea]Jan. 28 (ANI): Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov gave a detailed speech on the development, financial and political implications of the new centers of economic power, saying China and India are already ahead of the US and EU in many respects member states. approach to it.

Lavrov took a sharp swipe at the U.S. in a speech at a joint news conference in Eritrea, saying building a multipolar world was an objective and unstoppable process, and now the West, including NATO and the European Union, The collective, fully controlled by Washington, is trying to reverse the course.

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“The establishment of a multipolar world is an objective, unstoppable process. Western collectives—the United States, NATO, and the European Union, which are completely controlled by Washington—are trying to reverse this process. But these efforts are in vain.” They can The closest thing to count on is a slight slowdown in the objective historical process,” Russia’s foreign ministry quoted Lavrov as saying in an official statement.

“No visits with mentor advice or hybrid wars in the West (including Ukraine) can stop the development of new centers of economic power, financial and political influence. Countries like China and India are already ahead of the US and EU member states in many respects, said Lavrov.

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Lavrov described Turkey, Egypt, the Persian Gulf countries, Brazil and other Latin American countries as centers of future multipolarity, adding that these countries are becoming centers of influence and self-sufficiency in today’s era.

At a joint press conference held in Eritrea, Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov announced that the fifteenth BRICS summit will be held in Durban, South Africa in late August this year.

Lavrov referred to the BRICS countries as a manifestation of global multipolarity, saying that strengthening regional identities in developing regions of the world does not mean that multipolarity will not occur globally.

“The group unites five countries and more than a dozen have expressed interest in joining it. Developing ties between the BRICS and other countries will be a central theme at the upcoming five-nation summit in Durban, South Africa in August The clock of multipolar history is ticking in the right direction,” Lavrov said.

Since 2009, BRICS leaders have held 14 formal meetings and 9 informal meetings. In June 2009, leaders of the BRICS countries held their first meeting in Russia, raising the BRICS cooperation to the summit level.

In June 2009, leaders of the BRICS countries held their first meeting in Russia, raising the cooperation among the BRICS countries to the status of a summit.

In early 2013, the fifth BRICS summit was held in Durban, South Africa. The heads of state or government of the five member states of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa attended the meeting. (Arnie)

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