٠٠:٠٠:٣٩Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali arrived in Kazan on Tuesday ahead of the 16th BRICS summit.
Footage shows members of the Russian delegation greeting Ahmed Ali before he tried the traditional Russian bread 'karavai' and the national Tatar dish 'chak-chak' - a popular fried dough dish.
The 16th BRICS Summit is scheduled for October 22-24. World leaders from 22 countries are expected, with delegations expected from 36 nations, for one of the major economic, political and cultural events of the decade.
Russia has chaired BRICS since January 1, 2024. The group also expanded this year, growing in both size and influence to nearly half the world’s population and a third of the global economy.
Today's the day! Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed arrives in Kazan for BRICS Summit
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali arrived in Kazan on Tuesday ahead of the 16th BRICS summit.
Footage shows members of the Russian delegation greeting Ahmed Ali before he tried the traditional Russian bread 'karavai' and the national Tatar dish 'chak-chak' - a popular fried dough dish.
The 16th BRICS Summit is scheduled for October 22-24. World leaders from 22 countries are expected, with delegations expected from 36 nations, for one of the major economic, political and cultural events of the decade.
Russia has chaired BRICS since January 1, 2024. The group also expanded this year, growing in both size and influence to nearly half the world’s population and a third of the global economy.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali arrived in Kazan on Tuesday ahead of the 16th BRICS summit.
Footage shows members of the Russian delegation greeting Ahmed Ali before he tried the traditional Russian bread 'karavai' and the national Tatar dish 'chak-chak' - a popular fried dough dish.
The 16th BRICS Summit is scheduled for October 22-24. World leaders from 22 countries are expected, with delegations expected from 36 nations, for one of the major economic, political and cultural events of the decade.
Russia has chaired BRICS since January 1, 2024. The group also expanded this year, growing in both size and influence to nearly half the world’s population and a third of the global economy.