Indian scholar calls for closer China-India cooperation
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【GUEST】 B. R. DEEPAK Professor of Chinese and China Studies Jawaharlal Nehru University, India In an interview with CGTN, Professor B. R. Deepak of Jawaharlal Nehru University highlights BRICS' growing relevance and China's important role in its future. He also calls for the resumption of the China-India Strategic Economic Dialogue to advance bilateral cooperation. The larger sections of the intelligentsia in this country, including many people in this university – they believe that BRICS remains one of the fundamental, foundational platforms for cooperation. And the relevance is growing day by day. So we can see how BRICS, from just five countries in the past, has expanded into 11 and then plus 10 partner countries. So, therefore, the expanding nature of BRICS and especially, you can say, its population composition or its share in global trade, and also the global economic output – which should be around 40%. And moreover, some of the practical measures on BRICS which are going
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