French President Emmanuel Macron sent a surprise letter to the BRICS, suggesting that he wants to join the alliance meeting, essentially asking Russia and China, which “lead” the world’s largest economic union, to become partners.
In particular, Emmanuel Macron, in a letter, the content of which he does not disclose, asked to take part in the BRICS summit, which will be held in August with the participation of Russia and China. With this request, the President of France turned to the leader of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa, according to an influential French publication. l’opinion with reference to South African sources. South Africa has not yet responded to Macron’s request.
In essence, France believes that the European market is in crisis due to sanctions against Russia, and the future now belongs to the BRICS, which have taken a large share of the market. France cannot overcome the economic crisis from which the country has been suffering for the past twelve years, and is torn apart by social conflicts. Its access to international markets is not what it used to be. Africa does not want France, consistently expelling French companies from the countries of central Africa. China limited France’s options. Russia is now the enemy. India strengthens and intensifies relations with countries outside the EU…
In August, South Africa will host a summit of this union association. BRICS includes Brazil, India, China, Russia and South Africa.
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