Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is calling for a virtual meeting among the leaders of the BRICS countries to discuss the tariff increase imposed by Trump.
The Brazilian President wants to address not only the tariffs imposed by the US but also mobilize the heads of major emerging nations in support of multilateralism.
Lula aims to gather support from the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa to counter the unilateral measures taken by the United States.
This move by Lula is seen as an attempt to strengthen the unity of the BRICS countries and promote a joint response to the challenges posed by the US tariff policy.
The Brazilian President believes that a collective approach by the BRICS nations is essential to defend the principles of free trade and global cooperation.
Lula’s initiative comes at a time when the US has been increasingly imposing tariffs on various products from different countries, raising concerns about the future of global trade.
The virtual meeting among the BRICS leaders is expected to address ways to strengthen cooperation among the member countries and enhance their influence on the global economic stage.
By bringing together the leaders of the BRICS nations, Lula hopes to foster solidarity and collaboration in response to the escalating trade tensions initiated by the US.
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