BRICS nations are experiencing a significant recovery in their tourism sectors, driven by unique cultural experiences, stunning landscapes, and targeted initiatives to revitalize the industry. This article examines the tourism growth trends and initiatives across BRICS countries, highlighting their commitment to attracting international visitors and bolstering their economies.
National Security Adviser (NSA) Ajit Doval held a second meeting with his Russian counterpart, Nikolai Patrushev, within the month. During their meeting, they reviewed progress in bilateral cooperation and discussed important issues of mutual interest, including the threat of terrorism.
Sri Lanka has officially announced its intention to join the BRICS group of nations, seeking to leverage the economic and security benefits offered by the emerging alliance of non-Western economies. Speaking to reporters, Sri Lankan Ambassador to Russia Janitha Abeywickrema Liyanage affirmed the country’s plans to join BRICS+ and expressed optimism that it would strengthen both transport and food security. BRICS, which initially included Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, has recently witnessed significant expansion, welcoming Ethiopia, Iran, Egypt, and the UAE as members. Sri Lanka’s membership pursuit is part of a growing trend, with countries like Colombia, Venezuela, Thailand, and Pakistan also expressing interest in joining the group.
Russia anticipates Chinese President Xi Jinping’s presence at the upcoming BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia. The summit will prioritize collaborations in politics, economics, culture, and humanitarianism. Notably, several nations have expressed interest in joining the BRICS grouping.
