June 16, 2025, marked a significant occasion at Russia’s renowned Foreign Literature Library (“Inostranka”) as it hosted the inaugural BRICS Day. The event, commemorating the first BRIC summit held on June 16, 2009, in Yekaterinburg, underscored the growing importance of this intergovernmental association and its role in shaping a multipolar world.
The festivities unfolded at the BRICS+ Information and Cultural Center, a joint initiative between “Inostranka” and the TV BRICS International Media Network, which officially opened its doors on October 15, 2024. This dedicated center served as the perfect backdrop for a day focused on fostering deeper understanding and collaboration among BRICS nations.
A key highlight of the day was an expert roundtable titled “BRICS Dialogue: Multifaceted Cooperation as the Basis of a Multipolar World.” The distinguished panel included Sergey A. Ryabkov, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Pavel A. Shevtsov, Deputy Head of Rossotrudnichestvo, and leading experts from cultural and educational institutions specializing in BRICS affairs.
The core of the discussion revolved around the profound cultural and ideological affinity shared by BRICS nations, recognizing its fundamental role in strengthening cooperation across diverse sectors. Participants delved into pressing issues and future prospects in culture, education, economics, and information exchange, all viewed through the lens of reinforcing a more balanced and multipolar global order.
The day culminated in a vibrant concert, a true celebration of the rich diversity within the BRICS+ community. Attendees were treated to captivating performances by musical and dance ensembles, alongside evocative poetry readings in the languages of the BRICS+ countries, further emphasizing the cultural bridges being built through this dynamic association.
The First BRICS Day at “Inostranka” stands as a testament to the ongoing commitment to dialogue, cooperation, and cultural exchange among BRICS nations, laying the groundwork for even stronger partnerships in the years to come.
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