Kremlin Aide Says Work Continues on BRICS Summit Joint Statement
Yuri Ushakov said experts are finalizing the wording of the document ahead of the summit.
Work is continuing on the joint statement for the upcoming BRICS summit, according to Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov, as cited by Russian state news agency TASS.
Ushakov said that experts involved in the process are currently finalizing the wording of the statement.
No further details were provided in the report regarding the specific contents of the statement, the timeline for its completion, or the summit's agenda.
TASS did not specify additional context about the venue or exact dates of the summit in the excerpt reviewed.
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- Work on BRICS summit joint statement ongoing — Kremlin aide — TASS (Russia)
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