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President Michel Temer (MDB) said that the elected president, Jair Bolsonaro (PSL), elected President of the Republic of Brazil, will welcome Chinese, Russian, Indian and South African leaders to Brazil. next year, when he will badume the rotating presidency of the group.
This week, Brazil has withdrawn from the invitation to host a UN conference . on climate change, COP-25 and Bolsonaro said they influenced this decision.
"As you all know, we are transitioning to Brazil, and I have invited President-elect Jair Bolsonaro to come with me to Buenos Aires for the G20 Summit and this BRIC meeting." he could not be with us today, as he wished, he asked me to convey his compliments and the message that he would be very happy to receive them in Brazil, at the Summit of BRICS, next year, "Temer said in a speech to Chinese presidents Xi Jinping of Russia, Vladimir Putin of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa, and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
. In 2018, South Africa was in the lead.
"The strength of the BRICS lies in what keeps us together, these are the themes around which we can converge and generate concrete results, together and individually we raise our voices against protectionism and plead in favor of them. a rules-based international trading system, "said Temer.
According to the president, after ten years of global economic crisis, the world is going through a difficult period. "These are not the same challenges, but they are also collective challenges, which go through tendencies to protectionism, isolationism, unilateralism and, as a result, they demand, as before, They demand that we stick to the same idea, as I said, simple but powerful: the simple idea of joining forces, and that's what we did, under the sign of what has already become our tradition, "he said.
According to Temer, it was proposed to approach the science and technology parks of the five members of the bloc. "The BRIC innovation network – what we call" iBrics "- can play a central role in the development of high-tech products in each of our economies."
health care, citing work on tuberculosis, "to reduce drug costs and save public resources". "We are confident in the creation of a vaccine research center of the South African BRIC project, to hold talks with Brazil to shape this initiative," he said.
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