Foreign Minister Dr. AK Abdul women said Bangladesh would welcome a formal invitation to join the BRICS Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa - a group of five member states. He said, 'If they invite us, we will definitely join. We have not yet received any formal letter (inviting us to join).' He told reporters at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday that BRICS leaders are thinking of taking eight new countries including Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Indonesia and Bangladesh as emerging economies. Earlier in Geneva, women indicated that Bangladesh is likely to become a member of BRICS in August this year. BRICS leaders are expected to attend the 15th BRICS Summit in South Africa on August 22-24. The summit will be held at the Sand ton Convention Center (SCC) in Gluten, Johannesburg. South Africa will continue its outreach to leaders in Africa and the Global South and will hold a BRICS Outreach and BRICS Plus dialogue during the 15th BRICS Summit. South African Foreign Minister Dr. At the invitation of Named Pandora, the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Women recently attended the Friends of BRICS Foreign Ministers meeting virtually. At that time, he said, the current global economic crisis is prompting countries to cooperate more on regional and multilateral platforms. Women noted the development, economic, environmental and health-related focus of BRICS countries. He suggested that BRICS member countries transfer their cost-effective technologies to developing partners. While most comments will be posted if they are on-topic and not abusive, moderation decisions are subjective. Published comments are readers’ own views, and The Business Standard does not endorse any of the readers’ comments. New US visa policy will reduce money laundering: Women when asked if the government is embarrassed about the visa policy, women said, "Not at all. It is their (America's) business to grant visas or not. It is not our business. Visas are given by America itself. But we would like to stop the burning and burning for the visa policy." Bangladesh will join BRICS if formally invited: women We can have visaed policy too, wait: Baidu Quaker BNP in trouble with US visa policy: Baidu Quaker A. League has written a letter to the US Secretary of State 'informing' that BNP has threatened to obstruct the elections US visa policy: Will play a role in ensuring credible elections, BNP hopes. Minister of Foreign Affairs. AK Abdul women said that money laundering will reduce due to the new visa policy of the United States. On Saturday (May 27) he said this while facing journalists at an event organized at the International Mother Language Institute. Minister of Foreign Affairs
At the end of the program, women told reporters about the new visa policy of the United States, "Visas (of the United States) are taken by big people. Government employees, some big businessmen, civil society, politicians, whose sons and daughters study abroad, who have built houses abroad, those who have smuggled money, need visas. Asha, doing this will reduce money laundering." "And those poor people who become polling agents of political parties in elections - they don't come for visas," he said. When asked if the government is embarrassed about the visa policy, women said, "Not at all. It is their (America's) business to grant visas or not. It is not our business. Visas are given by America itself. But we would like to stop the burning and burning for the visa policy."
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