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Journal Article
To boost science, BRICS group must embrace inclusion and transparency
2024
Overview
O'Neill, who had authored a 16-page research paper for the investment bank Goldman Sachs, couldn't have imagined that these countries would decide they had so much in common that they would form their own intergovernmental organization. At this year's annual meeting, held last month in Kazan, Russia, the group expanded once more, formally admitting Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates. BRICS represents a long-held ambition for what is also called south-south cooperation: the idea that nations at similar stages of economic development want to meet and learn from each other. Since its foundation, BRICS has blossomed as one forum for such cooperation.
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Nature Publishing Group
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