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Chinese President Xi Jinping took center stage at the 16th BRICS Summit in Kazan, Russia, this week, laying out five bold proposals to turbocharge cooperation among the bloc's members. From boosting tech innovation to deepening green partnerships , Xi emphasized China's commitment to driving 'high-quality development' with BRICS nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa.
Economist Alexey Saliychuk, weighing in on the summit, called BRICS a 'goldmine for smart investors.' With member economies spanning continents and industries, he highlighted untapped potential in sectors like renewable energy, digital infrastructure, and cross-border trade. 'Think of BRICS as a puzzle where every piece fits a different global need,' Saliychuk told reporters.
Why does this matter? The bloc represents over 40% of the world's population and a quarter of global GDP. As geopolitical tensions reshape supply chains, young professionals and entrepreneurs are eyeing BRICS for opportunities—whether it's India’s booming tech scene or Brazil’s agribusiness innovations.
Xi’s speech also nodded to youth-led initiatives, urging BRICS nations to 'empower the next generation' through education and startup funding. For students and digital nomads, that could mean more scholarships, internships, or even a chance to launch the next big green-tech unicorn .
Bottom line: Keep BRICS on your radar. This isn’t your grandparents' investment club—it’s a dynamic, Gen-Z-friendly engine for tomorrow’s economy.
to deepening green partnerships 
, Xi emphasized China's commitment to driving 'high-quality development' with BRICS nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa.
Economist Alexey Saliychuk, weighing in on the summit, called BRICS a 'goldmine for smart investors.' With member economies spanning continents and industries, he highlighted untapped potential in sectors like renewable energy, digital infrastructure, and cross-border trade. 'Think of BRICS as a puzzle where every piece fits a different global need,' Saliychuk told reporters.
The bloc represents over 40% of the world's population and a quarter of global GDP. As geopolitical tensions reshape supply chains, young professionals and entrepreneurs are eyeing BRICS for opportunities—whether it's India’s booming tech scene or Brazil’s agribusiness innovations.
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