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Also known as BRICS+, Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa

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BRICS is a group of ten countries—Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran, and the United Arab Emirates—that work together on shared interests through an intergovernmental organization. The group emerged from the idea of identifying major emerging market economies and has grown through various informal dialogue forums since the late 1990s.

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Organization.name: BRICS+
Organization.full_name: Brazil • Russia • India • China • South Africa
Organization.logo_size: 250px
Organization.logo_alt: BRICS 2026 Indian Presidency logo
Organization.logo_caption: Logo of BRICS during India’s 2026 presidency
Organization.map: BRICS, partners and applicants (2025-06).svg
Organization.map_caption: Map key
Organization.named_after: First five member states' initials in English
Organization.type: Intergovernmental organization
Organization.purpose: Economic and political
Organization.fields: International politics
Organization.leader_title: Chairman (current)
Organization.leader_name: Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India
Organization.formerly: BRICS

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Instance of: international organization
Has part: Indonesia
Named after: South Africa
Subsidiary: New Development Bank
Industry: trade
Official website: brics2023.gov.za
Image: 17th BRICS Summit Family Picture.jpg
Has parts of class: country

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Commons category: BRICS
topic's main category: Category:BRICS
inception: 2009-06-16
topic has template: Template:BRICS
vehicles per thousand people: 50
facet of: Global South
different from: BRIC
member count: 11

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