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BRICS embraces new partner states, signifying promotion of cooperation to new level: spokeswoman

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BRICS embraces new partner states, signifying promotion of cooperation to new level: spokeswoman
China

China

BRICS embraces new partner states, signifying promotion of cooperation to new level: spokeswoman

2024-12-24 16:37 Last Updated At:21:57

China welcomes the inclusion of nine BRICS partner states which signifies the reaching of a new level of cooperation within this multilateral framework, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman said on Tuesday.

Mao Ning, the spokeswoman, made the statement at a press conference in Beijing after Russia, the founding member which took the rotating presidency this year, revealed the full list of the bloc's new partner states on Monday.

The partner states comprise Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Belarus, Bolivia, Cuba, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Uganda.

"In October this year, President Xi Jinping attended the BRICS Summit 2024 in Kazan and reached important consensus with leaders of other BRICS countries establishing a partner country mechanism, which is another milestone in the process of BRICS development after the historic membership expansion last year. After the summit, China has actively worked with Russia, the BRICS chair country, and implemented the mechanism with other BRICS countries. A list of BRICS partner countries was finally agreed on, including Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Belarus, Bolivia, Cuba, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Uganda," Mao said.

"With the partner countries on board the BRICS family, the BRICS cooperation is elevated to a new height, the BRICS mechanism has greater representation, and BRICS sees its appeal and influence grow more saliently, becoming the main platform to promote solidarity and cooperation between the Global South," she said.

China is willing to work with other BRICS members and partner countries, to expand pragmatic collaboration across various fields while upholding the principles of openness, inclusiveness, and win-win cooperation, the spokeswoman said.

The aim is to enhance high-quality development of greater BRICS cooperation, and promote the construction of a community with a shared future for mankind, Mao said.

BRICS embraces new partner states, signifying promotion of cooperation to new level: spokeswoman

BRICS embraces new partner states, signifying promotion of cooperation to new level: spokeswoman

BRICS embraces new partner states, signifying promotion of cooperation to new level: spokeswoman

BRICS embraces new partner states, signifying promotion of cooperation to new level: spokeswoman

BRICS embraces new partner states, signifying promotion of cooperation to new level: spokeswoman

BRICS embraces new partner states, signifying promotion of cooperation to new level: spokeswoman

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New Chinese vessels commissioned for Mekong River joint patrol

2024-12-24 20:57 Last Updated At:21:37

Two new Chinese law enforcement vessels were officially commissioned on Monday to support joint patrols and law enforcement missions by China, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand on the Mekong River.

The two vessels are respectively the new command vessel No. 53108 and the high-speed patrol law enforcement vessel No. 53117. Their performance and functions have been enhanced and expanded to meet the requirements of joint Mekong River patrols and law enforcement missions for the new era.

More than 200 representatives from law enforcement departments and guests from all walks of life from China, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand participated in the handover ceremony.

The vessel No. 53108 will participate in the 148th joint patrol on the Mekong River.

The Mekong River, also known as the Lancang River in China, is an important waterway for cross-border transportation. Since December 2011, the four countries have been conducting joint river patrols.

New Chinese vessels commissioned for Mekong River joint patrol

New Chinese vessels commissioned for Mekong River joint patrol

New Chinese vessels commissioned for Mekong River joint patrol

New Chinese vessels commissioned for Mekong River joint patrol

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