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The United Arab Emirates has solidified its role in global diplomacy by actively participating in the 3rd BRICS Sherpa meeting in Rio de Janeiro. As a newly inducted full member of BRICS, the UAE is positioning itself as a key player in emerging economies' collaborative efforts. The meeting focused on critical global issues including artificial intelligence governance, climate finance, and health partnerships. Through this engagement, the UAE is reinforcing its commitment to multilateral dialogue and sustainable international development.

Key Points: UAE Joins BRICS Meeting in Rio Shaping Global Dialogue

  • UAE joins BRICS as full member in strategic global expansion
  • Participated in crucial Sherpa meeting preparing 17th BRICS Summit
  • Supports AI, climate finance, and health partnership discussions
  • Demonstrates commitment to international economic collaboration
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UAE participates in 3rd BRICS Sherpa/Sous Sherpa Meeting

UAE's BRICS Sherpa Al Hajeri advances multilateral cooperation at key Rio meeting, highlighting emerging economies' strategic collaboration

"The UAE continues to advocate for balanced, inclusive solutions to global challenges - UAE Official"

Rio de Janeiro, July 6

Saeed Mubarak Al Hajeri, Assistant Minister for Economic and Trade Affairs and the UAE's BRICS Sherpa, participated in the 3rd BRICS Sherpa and Sous Sherpa meeting, held from 30 June to 4 July 2025 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Convened in preparation for the upcoming 17th BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro, the meeting marked a key milestone in finalizing the Leaders' Declaration and advancing discussions on priority deliverables under Brazil's Chairship.

Al Hajeri expressed appreciation to the Brazilian Chair for its significant leadership and highlighted the UAE's constructive role in shaping outcomes that reflect the shared priorities of all BRICS members. He reiterated the UAE's commitment to economic collaboration and inclusive multilateralism across the core pillars of BRICS cooperation.

In this regard, the UAE welcomed the adoption of three thematic outcome documents on the Global Governance of Artificial Intelligence, Climate Finance, and the Partnership for the Elimination of Socially Determined Diseases.

The UAE joined BRICS as a full member in January 2024. Its participation in the Group aligns with the country's broader vision to promote international cooperation, advance sustainable development, and engage actively with emerging economies.

For the UAE, BRICS provides a valuable platform for dialogue and policy coordination across regions. Through its membership, the UAE continues to advocate for balanced, and inclusive solutions to global challenges, while reinforcing its position as a dynamic, and open economy at the heart of the Global South. (ANI/WAM)

- ANI

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Priya S
While BRICS expansion is good, I hope the group maintains its original focus on development issues. Sometimes too many members can dilute the agenda. UAE brings valuable perspective though, especially on energy matters.
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Aditya G
This is why I support BRICS - it's creating alternatives to Western-dominated institutions. UAE's involvement means more balanced representation for Global South. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳
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Sarah B
As an expat in Dubai, I'm impressed how UAE is expanding its international partnerships. The focus on socially determined diseases is particularly important for developing nations like India. Hope this leads to more medical collaborations.
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Karthik V
BRICS needs to deliver concrete results now, not just declarations. UAE's tech expertise can help in AI governance, but will member nations actually implement these policies? That's the real test.
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Neha E
More power to BRICS! With UAE on board, maybe we'll see better oil trade deals benefiting India. Also hoping for more student exchange programs between our countries. Education collaboration is key!

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