2023-08-26 06:37:53
Pakistan Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch said that Pakistan has not made any official request to join BRICS. A foreign ministry spokesperson said the country will take a decision on future engagement with BRICS following reviewing the latest developments. (Pakistan Says It Hasn’t Made Any Formal Request To Join BRICS)
She added: “Pakistan has not made any formal request to join BRICS. We will review the latest developments and decide on our future engagement with BRICS. Pakistan is a strong supporter of multilateralism. He is also a member of many international organizations. It has played an important role in global peace and development. The spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs also said.
He added that Pakistan is an important developing country which has made many important contributions to promote peace, solidarity and cooperation among the countries of South India. “We will continue our efforts in international fora to foster international cooperation and the revival of multilateralism,” he said.
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