Iran's President Hassan Rouhani is set to visit India for the BRICS Forum, scheduled to take place in New Delhi on November 15th. The event is expected to focus on economic and political cooperation between the five major emerging economies, with India emphasizing the importance of fostering regional cooperation and promoting economic growth. The Indian government has invited representatives from the BRICS countries to attend the event, including China, Russia, Brazil, and South Africa. The Indian government has also announced that it will host the next BRICS summit in 2023.
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Iran's President Hassan Rouhani is set to visit India for the BRICS Forum.: Iran's President Hassan Rouhani is set to visit India for the BRICS Forum.
The event is scheduled to take place in New Delhi on November 15th.: The event is scheduled to take place in New Delhi on November 15th.
The Indian government has emphasized the importance of fostering regional cooperation and…: The Indian government has emphasized the importance of fostering regional cooperation and promoting economic growth.
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