Indonesia joins BRICS' new development bank
- Indonesia's President Prabowo Subianto announced the country will join the New Development Bank , a multilateral bank formed by BRICS nations, during a visit by NDB President Dilma Rousseff.
- Prabowo stated that joining the NDB would help accelerate Indonesia's economic transformation.
- Rousseff indicated that the NDB is interested in collaborating on projects related to renewable energy and technological development.
- The NDB, established in 2014 by BRICS, includes nations that make up 40% of the world's population.
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GT Voice: South-South co-op more essential amid external economic pressure
Indonesia’s reported decision to join the NDB is not only crucial for its own economic development but also reflects the growing urgency of developing countries’ economic needs for strengthening South-South cooperation.
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