Ethiopia is actively participating in the First BRICS Sherpas/Sous Sherpas Meeting for 2025 in Brazil, led by National Bank Governor Mamo Esmelealem Mihretu. The country seeks to enhance its multilateral efforts and aims for membership in the New Development Bank. The meeting addresses vital topics including global health and governance reform, emphasizing collaborative economic cooperation among BRICS nations.
Ethiopia is represented by a delegation led by Mamo Esmelealem Mihretu, National Bank Governor and BRICS Sherpa, at the First Sherpas and Sous Sherpas Meeting for 2025 in Brasilia, Brazil. The meeting’s opening remarks were made by Mauro Viera, the Brazilian Minister of External Affairs.
During the meeting, Mamo highlighted Ethiopia’s commitment to multilateralism and collective security, calling for a reformed global system capable of addressing complex international issues. He emphasized that Ethiopia aims to become a member of the New Development Bank by 2025, indicating this as a key strategic priority.
Mamo also stressed the importance of enhancing economic cooperation within BRICS and urged for a collective effort to implement fundamental goals and initiatives of the BRICS framework. Brazil’s BRICS 2025 Presidency outlines six focal areas: global health, governance reform, climate finance, artificial intelligence governance, collaboration with the Global South, and BRICS institutional development.
The ongoing discussions at the meeting will span two days as participants deliberate on various crucial agenda items relevant for the BRICS community and the global landscape.
This meeting signifies Ethiopia’s proactive role in BRICS, reflecting its commitment to global cooperation and development. By advocating for reforms and prioritizing membership in the New Development Bank, Ethiopia aims to strengthen its position within the BRICS framework. The discussions on key global priorities highlight the collaborative efforts necessary to address pressing international challenges.
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