What do BRICS countries do?

BRICS countries refer to countries with great development potential and large population and area.

BRICS countries refer to Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, five emerging market countries with great economic strength and development potential, which are collectively called "BRICS". The rise of BRICS countries in the late 2th century and early 21st century is regarded as an important symbol of the transformation of the global economic structure. The importance of BRICS countries lies in the fact that * * * represents the interests of southern countries and emerging economies in the world, and has an important influence on the global economic and political order.

the main goal of BRICS countries is to promote trade, investment and technical exchanges among countries by strengthening cooperation, and promote the balanced and sustainable development of the global economy. BRICS countries have a huge economy, a large population and huge market potential. Cooperation plays an important role in promoting global economic growth, promoting multilateralism and maintaining global political stability.

BRICS countries have gradually developed a series of cooperation mechanisms, such as BRICS Summit, BRICS Bank and BRICS Business Forum, to further strengthen their cooperation and exchanges.

detailed introduction of BRICS countries:

1. Brazil: Brazil is the largest economy in Latin America, with abundant natural resources and agricultural productivity. Brazil is competitive in agriculture, mining, manufacturing and service industries, and is an important exporter of agricultural products, minerals and energy in the world.

2. Russia: Russia is a country with the largest geographical area in the world and the largest producer of natural gas and oil in the world. Russia is rich in natural resources and powerful military strength, which has an important influence on the political and economic structure in Eurasia.

3. India: India is the second most populous country in the world and one of the largest democratic countries in the world. India's economy has developed rapidly in information technology, manufacturing and service industries, and is considered as one of the most potential markets in the world.

4. China (China): China is the most populous country in the world and the second largest economy in the world. China has global competitiveness in manufacturing, export trade, scientific and technological innovation and infrastructure construction. The rise of China is regarded as a major change in the global economic and political structure.

5. South Africa: South Africa is one of the most developed countries in Africa and the only African country among the BRICS countries. South Africa is competitive in mineral resources, financial services and tourism, and plays an important economic and political leading role in Africa.

above content reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-BRICS countries