Putin takes dig at ‘so called’ G7, hails BRICS countries for contributing to 40% world GDP
Putin said BRICS now accounts for nearly 40% of global output, compared with 18% for the G7, and urged closer bloc cooperation.
- On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the BRICS Business Summit in New Delhi, praising India's economic contribution and questioning the relevance of the Seven.
- Putin noted that BRICS now accounts for 40% of global economic output, while the Seven contributes only 18%, contrasting the blocs' shrinking and growing economic shares.
- Western nations were accused by Putin of attempting to regain former economic dominance by undermining BRICS countries, with sanctions he termed unjust.
- Moscow sustained financial momentum despite trade curbs, Putin said, urging closer collaboration among BRICS partners as the alliance gains influence amid global shifts.
- BRICS remains open to cooperation with countries outside the alliance, strengthening its position as the biggest economic organization as global power shifts from Western groupings.
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Putin takes potshots at “so-called G-7”, says over 40% of worlds GDP has been produced by the BRICS countries - The Tribune
Hailing the contribution of BRICS member states to the world economy, Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday took potshots at G-7 and said the BRICS countries account for more than half of the world's population and have “dynamic, vibrant, domestic markets".
<p style="text-align: justify;">Russian President <a title="Vladimir Putin" href="https://www.abplive.com/topic/vladimir-putin" data-type="interlinkingkeywords">Vladimir Putin</a> on Friday proposed the creation of a new investment platform among BRICS countries to finance projects related to trade, infrastructure, logistics and technology. He said that the growing economic cooperation among BRICS countries is not against any country. Addressing…
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Times of India‘More than 40% of World GDP produced by BRICS…’: Putin’s big economic comparison with G7
Russian President Vladimir Putin took a dig at the ‘Group of Seven’ (G7) on Friday on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in New Delhi, saying that it is the latter group of countries which has contributed to over 40 per cent of the world GDP in the last five years as compared to the “so-called” G7.
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