Indonesia's formal entry into BRICS is seen as a strategic shift, aiming to enhance cooperation with other developing nations based on mutual respect and sustainable development.
The addition of Indonesia to BRICS signifies the bloc's intent to act as a counterweight to Western dominance in global governance and international trade.
Brazil, as the rotating president, highlighted Indonesia's shared commitment with BRICS members to reform global governing institutions and strengthen collaboration within the Global South.
BRICS has evolved since its founding in 2009, with member nations advocating for the de-dollarisation of trade and suggesting the implementation of a common currency.
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