BRICS must forge new, inclusive, and sustainable growth drivers: PM Hung

Speaking at the session themed "Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation, and Sustainable Development: Shaping the Future of Global Inclusive Growth," PM Le Minh Hung proposed a shift from reactive shock management to proactive economic resilience. He urged BRICS to revitalize traditional growth drivers while creating new, inclusive, and sustainable ones through streamlined trade and investment policy coordination, market openness, and enhanced access to green and digital financing for developing nations.

The Vietnamese Government leader also emphasized the need to turn scientific and technological cooperation into concrete projects through joint research, workforce training, and technology transfer in artificial intelligence, digital technology, smart agriculture, and clean energy.

The summit brought together heads of state, government leaders, and representatives from partner countries and international organizations to discuss global governance reform, regional stability, and sustainable economic growth across political, security, economic, financial, and cultural pillars. Leaders also underscored the necessity of ensuring energy market stability, maintaining uninterrupted energy flows from diverse sources, and protecting critical energy infrastructure.

Highlighting Vietnam's development orientation centered on people, institutional reform, modern governance, and science and technology, PM Hung affirmed Vietnam's readiness to cooperate with BRICS members in shaping an equitable, peaceful, and prosperous future.

PM Le Minh Hung attends 18th BRICS Summit discussion session in New Delhli

VOV.VN -Prime Minister Le Minh Hung attended the discussion session of the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi on September 13, under the theme "Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability", chaired by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the BRICS Chair for 2026.

Vietnam sees opportunities to deepen engagement with BRICS: Trade Counsellor

Vietnam has significant opportunities to deepen its engagement with BRICS, particularly as India assumes the group’s chairmanship in 2026 and bilateral ties have been upgraded to an Enhanced Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, according to Vietnamese Trade Counsellor in India Bui Trung Thuong.