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Russia’s "Third Rome" think tank has compiled a groundbreaking report ahead of SPIEF, synthesizing 700 global perspectives on economic reform. The study spotlights BRICS+ nations and the Global South as drivers of a new growth paradigm centered on digital resilience and equity. Natalia Stapran emphasized the project’s uniqueness in amplifying underrepresented voices, from Africa to Latin America. This initiative could redefine international economic dialogues as distrust in traditional systems grows.

Key Points: Russia's BRICS+ Vision for New Global Economic Order at SPIEF

  • Russia's report highlights BRICS+ and Global South influence in economic shifts
  • 700 essays from 102 nations shape human capital and tech priorities
  • SPIEF to debate sustainability and connectivity reforms
  • Grassroots ideas challenge traditional Western economic dominance
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Russia unveils vision for future global economy

Russia unveils a BRICS+-led economic blueprint at SPIEF, drawing insights from 700 global submissions to reshape growth, tech, and sustainability.

"The world is entering a new state where resilience and digital transformation define success – Natalia Stapran"

Moscow, June 18

A press conference in Moscow introduced the report Shaping a New Platform for Global Growth, prepared by the Centre for Cross-Sectoral Expertise "Third Rome" under the academic guidance of Maksim Oreshkin, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office.

The analysis, to be discussed at the upcoming St Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) beginning 18 June, examines critical global economic challenges and emphasises the growing influence of BRICS+, the Global Majority, and their partners.

Alongside expert insights, the report draws from Russia's spring 2025 initiative, The Future of the World: A New Platform for Global Growth, which solicited essay contributions from emerging and seasoned professionals in 102 countries.

These essays addressed four key themes: human capital, technology, environmental sustainability, and connectivity. As reported by TV BRICS.

Natalia Stapran, Director of the Centre, highlighted the project's significance:

"Seven hundred submissions from over 100 countries - this is truly the voice of the global majority. In this regard, the project is unique. It demonstrates how trends are shifting and how those who were previously in the shadows are now coming to the fore," she said.

Stapran added that nations of the Global South are laying the groundwork for a new economic paradigm:

"The world is not simply changing - it is entering a new state, in which resilience, digital transformation, and a new architecture of international relations are key," Natalia noted.

Economist Joseph Potvin echoed the shift in geopolitical economic power:

"Today, the real challenges are being discussed in the countries of Asia, Latin America, and Africa. This is the global majority," he stated, emphasising that the project's strength lies in grassroots ideas--from educational reform to economic justice.

Journalist Lucy Morgan Edwards underscored the importance of global discourse:

"What Russia is doing within this project is an attempt to truly hear what concerns people in different parts of the world," she said, adding that such dialogue is vital now, as trust falters between nations and dialogue requires new formats.

By centring the perspectives of citizens from across the Global South, the report seeks to build a fresh, equitable framework for international growth by setting a compelling agenda for SPIEF.

- ANI

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Rajesh K.
Interesting to see Russia taking leadership in shaping a new economic order. As an Indian, I hope BRICS+ will give our country more voice in global decision-making. But we must ensure this isn't just another platform dominated by big powers. 🇮🇳
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Priya M.
The focus on human capital and technology resonates with India's development priorities. Our youth population could be a game-changer in this new economic paradigm. Hope our policymakers are paying attention to these global shifts!
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Amit S.
While the initiative sounds good on paper, I'm skeptical about Russia's motives. They've been economically isolated after Ukraine war - is this just an attempt to create alternative alliances? India should engage but maintain strategic autonomy.
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Sunita R.
Digital transformation and environmental sustainability - these are exactly the areas where India can contribute meaningfully. Our digital public infrastructure (like UPI) is world-class and could be a model for other Global South countries 🌱
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Vikram J.
The timing is interesting with our PM Modi also pushing for Global South representation. But we must remember - in this multipolar world, India should play all sides smartly. Not become too dependent on any one bloc, whether West or Russia-China axis.

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