The BRICS cooperation will usher
in its second "golden decade" as long as the five members
make joint efforts for closer ties with the spirit of openness,
inclusiveness, cooperation and win-win, President Xi Jinping said on
Friday.
Xi made the remarks while meeting
at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing with heads of the
delegations for the 7th Meeting of BRICS High Representatives for
Security Issues. During the two-day meeting, which ended on Friday,
the five countries-Brazil,
Russia, India, China and South Africa reached consensus on many
things, according to the Chinese Foreign Ministry.
South Africa's Minister of State
Security David Mahlobo, Minister Sergio Etchegoyen of the Office of
Institutional Security of the Presidency of Brazil, Security Council
Secretary Nikolai Patrushev of the Russian Federation and National
Security Advisor Ajit Doval of India attended the meeting. State
Councilor Yang Jiechi hosted it.
The president offered his
congratulations on the success of the meeting, saying it has made
important political preparation for the BRICS summit to be held in
Xiamen, Fujian Province, from September 3 to 5.
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