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Morocco Signals Interest in BRICS Membership Amid Global Economic Realignment
Morocco has joined over 20 nations expressing interest in BRICS membership, according to Russian Presidential Advisor Yuri Ushakov's announcement during a Monday press conference.
The development follows October's Kazan Summit, where BRICS partners established a new partnership framework enabling prospective members to engage in high-level discussions and contribute to policy formation.
Morocco's potential membership bid aligns with its expanding international presence and established diplomatic relations with Russia. This strategic move could enhance the North African nation's position in global trade networks and diplomatic channels.
The timing coincides with broader diplomatic developments, including discussions about potential meetings between Russian President Vladimir Putin and former U.S. President Donald Trump, following the latter's anticipated return to office. Morocco's diplomatic infrastructure positions it as a potential venue for future BRICS-related gatherings.
BRICS, representing major emerging economies, is actively expanding its partnership network to strengthen economic and strategic collaborations with significant global actors.