INITIATING PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLE DIALOGUE

Forging a Multipolar World Through Strategic Cooperation

BRICS International Forum unites emerging economies to shape global governance, foster innovation, and create sustainable development pathways for over 45% of the world's population.

BRICS International Forum
Member Nations
Brazil
Russia
India
China
South Africa
Iran
Egypt
Ethiopia
UAE
Saudi Arabia
Indonesia
Est. 2015

Forging a Multipolar Global Economic Order

United in purpose, diverse in perspective, stronger together.

BRICS International Forum (BRICS-IF) is a pioneering socio-economic and political center working across BRICS+ nations to cultivate meaningful people-to-people dialogue and foster strategic international cooperation.

As the first independent international public organization of its kind, BRICS International Forum is dedicated to creating a structured, economically vibrant and environmentally sustainable BRICS bloc through collaborative partnerships with governmental and non-governmental organizations worldwide.

Our Four Pillars

Diplomatic Excellence

Building bridges across nations

Economic Leadership

Developing sustainable economies

Sustainable Development

Creating a better future

Educational Exchange

Sharing knowledge globally

50+ International Events Hosted
200+ Diplomatic Engagements
10,000+ Global Members
25+ Agreements Facilitated

Our Mission

To foster strategic cooperation among BRICS+ nations, promoting sustainable development, economic growth, and cultural exchange through meaningful dialogue and collaborative initiatives.

  • Economic Cooperation
  • Cultural Integration
  • Educational Exchange
  • Diplomatic Relations

Our Vision

To create a world where BRICS+ nations lead global economic development, fostering a multipolar international order based on equity, mutual respect, and sustainable principles.

Equitable Global Governance
Sustainable Development
Fair Economic Systems
Global Peace & Security
Core Focus

International Cooperation

Fostering strategic partnerships and diplomatic relations between BRICS+ nations to address global challenges and promote shared growth.

Development

Education & Research

Supporting academic exchanges, collaborative research initiatives, and educational programs that promote knowledge sharing across borders.

Growth

Economic Development

Advancing sustainable economic policies, fostering trade relations, and promoting investments that benefit BRICS+ economies.

Community

Cultural Exchange

Celebrating cultural diversity and promoting deeper people-to-people connections through events, programs, and initiatives.

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BRAZIL


  • Capital: Brasília
  • Population: ~203 million
  • Economy: Largest economy in South America, known for agriculture, mining, and manufacturing.
  • Natural Resources: Rich in iron ore, oil, and agricultural exports like soybeans and coffee.
  • Key Industries: Agriculture, aerospace, technology, and renewable energy.
  • Global Influence: Member of G20 and an advocate for developing nations in trade policies.
  • BRICS Role: Supports economic cooperation, climate change policies, and sustainable development.

RUSSIA


  • Capital: Moscow
  • Population: ~144 million
  • Economy: Resource-based economy with strong energy, defense, and technology sectors.
  • Natural Resources: World's largest reserves of natural gas, oil, coal, and minerals.
  • Key Industries: Energy, defense, space technology, and metallurgy.
  • Global Influence: Permanent UN Security Council member and major player in global energy markets.
  • BRICS Role: Promotes multipolar world order, energy cooperation, and security alliances.

INDIA


  • Capital: New Delhi
  • Population: ~1.4 billion
  • Economy: One of the fastest-growing economies, with strong IT, manufacturing, and services sectors.
  • Natural Resources: Rich in coal, iron ore, agricultural products, and renewable energy potential.
  • Key Industries: Information technology, pharmaceuticals, textiles, and space research.
  • Global Influence: Major democracy and emerging global power with significant diplomatic ties.
  • BRICS Role: Focuses on digital transformation, economic growth, and inclusive development.

CHINA


  • Capital: Beijing
  • Population: ~1.4 billion
  • Economy: World's second-largest economy, known for manufacturing, technology, and exports.
  • Natural Resources: Rich in rare earth metals, coal, and agricultural products.
  • Key Industries: Manufacturing, AI, telecommunications, and renewable energy.
  • Global Influence: Permanent UN Security Council member and leading trade partner worldwide.
  • BRICS Role: Focuses on trade cooperation, technological innovation, and sustainable growth.

SOUTH AFRICA


  • Capital: Pretoria (administrative), Cape Town (legislative), Bloemfontein (judicial)
  • Population: ~60 million
  • Economy: Strong in mining, manufacturing, and agriculture.
  • Natural Resources: Rich in gold, diamonds, and platinum.
  • Key Industries: Mining, tourism, and financial services.
  • BRICS Role: Represents African interests in global trade and development.

EGYPT


  • Capital: Cairo
  • Population: ~109 million
  • Economy: Diverse economy with tourism, agriculture, and manufacturing.
  • Natural Resources: Oil, natural gas, and the Nile River.
  • Key Industries: Tourism, textiles, and construction.
  • BRICS Role: Strengthening Africa-Middle East trade partnerships.

ETHIOPIA


  • Capital: Addis Ababa
  • Population: ~120 million
  • Economy: Growing agriculture and manufacturing sector.
  • Natural Resources: Coffee, gold, and hydropower.
  • Key Industries: Agriculture, textiles, and energy.
  • BRICS Role: Enhancing African economic integration.

IRAN


  • Capital: Tehran
  • Population: ~86 million
  • Economy: Oil-dependent economy with strong industrial sector.
  • Natural Resources: Oil, gas, and minerals.
  • Key Industries: Petrochemicals, automotive, and agriculture.
  • BRICS Role: Strengthening global energy security.

SAUDI ARABIA


  • Capital: Riyadh
  • Population: ~35 million
  • Economy: Largest oil exporter in the world.
  • Natural Resources: Oil, gas, and minerals.
  • Key Industries: Oil refining, petrochemicals, and tourism.
  • BRICS Role: Key energy supplier for BRICS nations.

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (UAE)


  • Capital: Abu Dhabi
  • Population: ~9.9 million
  • Economy: Diversified economy with strong finance, tourism, and oil industries.
  • Natural Resources: Oil, natural gas.
  • Key Industries: Real estate, trade, logistics, and energy.
  • BRICS Role: Strengthening Middle Eastern trade ties with BRICS nations.

INDONESIA


  • Capital: Jakarta
  • Population: ~273 million
  • Economy: Largest economy in Southeast Asia with strong agricultural and manufacturing sectors.
  • Natural Resources: Oil, gas, coal, palm oil.
  • Key Industries: Agriculture, mining, manufacturing, tourism.
  • BRICS Role: Enhancing ASEAN-BRICS economic cooperation.

* The information presented is based on the most recent available data as of February 2025. Economic indicators, population estimates, and geopolitical developments are subject to change over time. For the most up-to-date and accurate information, please refer to official sources and government reports.

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Member Nations
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International Partnerships

Trade & Investment

Facilitating over $500 billion in annual intra-BRICS trade and developing preferential trade agreements among member nations.

$150B+
Foreign Direct Investment
18%
Annual Growth

Financial Integration

Developing alternative payment systems and promoting local currency settlements to reduce dependency on the dollar-based financial system.

5
Financial Mechanisms
35%
Local Currency Trade

Digital Economy

Collaborating on digital infrastructure, e-commerce frameworks, and technology standards to facilitate digital integration across BRICS nations.

12
Joint Initiatives
$80B
Digital Trade Value

Infrastructure Development

Funding critical infrastructure projects through the New Development Bank with over $30 billion committed to energy, transport and urban development.

80+
Major Projects
$30B
Project Financing

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