Ira Singh
Khabar Khabaron Ki,24 Jan’24
In a significant move aimed at advancing the BRICS alliance’s global reach, Russia and India have joined forces to establish a collaborative digital economy. Reportedly,the two nations recently announced increased cooperation in the realm of modern infrastructure. Subsequently, a crucial part of that lies in the development of a joint digital economy.
The bloc has long been tied to the potential creation of its own native BRICS currency. Moreover, that currency has been rumored to be blockchain-based and could benefit from further work in the digital economy space. Now, both nations have clearly expressed their continued bilateral commitment to that endeavor.
For much of 2023, the growth of the BRICS alliance dominated the geopolitical sector. Indeed, the alliance garnered headlines following last year’s Annual Summit when it announced a six-country expansion plan. Subsequently, it was the bloc’s first such growth plan since it added South Africa two decades ago.
Heading into 2024, all eyes are on the development of a BRICS currency. Although the details of the project are sparse, work on such a concept has been rumored to be well underway. Now, amid the BRICS initiative, both Russia and India have partnered to create a digital economy.The partnership, unveiled during a high-profile summit between the two nations, marks a strategic initiative to leverage technology for economic growth and strengthen their positions in the international arena.