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  • Ex-DG Tourism Mohd Ashraf passes away in Kashmir
  • Former RBI Executive Director Uma Shankar appointed Karnataka Bank's Additional Director
  • nCoV: India records 71,75,881 new cases, recovery rate stands at 87 05 pc
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  • Stalin welcomes release of Mehbooba Mufti after 14 months detention
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  • Fifth meeting of BRICS Energy Ministers to start today under Russia's chairmanship
  • G20 Finance Ministers, Central Bank Chiefs to discuss post-COVID economic recovery on Wed
  • Afghanistan: 15 feared dead after 2 army helicopters collide in Helmand province
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Fifth meeting of BRICS Energy Ministers to start today under Russia's chairmanship

Fifth meeting of BRICS Energy Ministers to start today under Russia's chairmanship

Moscow, Oct 14 (UNI) The fifth energy ministers' meeting of the BRICS group of countries, namely Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, will take place on Wednesday under Russia's presidency in the association.

The meeting, which starts virtually at 1100 hrs (GMT), will be chaired by Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak. The ministers will discuss coordination of international efforts on overcoming the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic in the energy sector as well as the expansion of cooperation within BRICS.

The sides plan to touch upon the future development of the BRICS Platform for Energy Studies, launched last year at Russia's initiative. The BRICS ministers will also come up with a road map for the development of energy cooperation until 2025.

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