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African Union advocates strengthening the alliance between BRICS and Africa
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African Union advocates strengthening the alliance between BRICS and Africa

Correio da Manhã13 September 2026 at 17:20

The African Union advocates strengthening the alliance between BRICS and the African continent. This position was expressed in the context of the relations between the economic bloc and Africa.

Evariste Ndayishimiye was the figure who publicly advocated this strengthening of the partnership between BRICS and Africa. His statements emphasized the importance of deepening cooperation.

According to Ndayishimiye, the strengthening of the alliance should focus especially on energy and water infrastructure. These sectors are considered priorities for the development of the African continent.

Why this matters

African readers are directly affected by this advocacy for investment in energy and water infrastructure, critical sectors for the continent's development. Strengthening this alliance may represent greater access to financing and technology for essential projects, reducing external dependence. This position comes following previous efforts by the African Union to strengthen relations with emerging economies in the face of traditional Western powers.

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