The UAE's BRICS Move: A Sign of the Changing Global Order
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The decision to invite six new members to the BRICS group of economies is a significant development in the global order. The new members, all of which are considered middle powers, bring with them a wealth of experience and expertise that can help to shape the future of the BRICS bloc. The UAE's membership in BRICS is particularly noteworthy. The UAE is a small country with a large economy, and its membership in the bloc gives it a platform to play a more active role in global affairs. The UAE is also a major player in the Middle East, and its membership in BRICS can help to promote stability and cooperation in the region. The UAE's decision to join BRICS is a strategic move that is likely to have a number of positive implications for the country. First, it will give the UAE a greater voice in global affairs. As a member of BRICS, the UAE will be able to participate in discussions on a wide range of issues, including trade, investment, and security. This will give the UA