Jeddah Trading Company participated in the BRICS exhibition as a key investor in Africa, opening new avenues for cooperation. The company's president, Engineer Mohamed Elsayed, was present, and many projects are currently underway.

The BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, and new members) are moving towards sustainable investment to drive economic growth, striving to align trade with climate goals. Through the New Development Bank and annual business forums, these countries are promoting green infrastructure, renewable energy, and technology transfer, solidifying their position as leaders in sustainable development in the Global South.

Key Aspects of Sustainable Investment in BRICS Countries: Strategic Focus: The BRICS Business Forum focuses on public-private partnerships to promote inclusive growth, with an emphasis on energy transformation, digitalization, and environmental protection.

Financial Mechanisms: The New Development Bank (NDB) is pivotal in financing sustainable infrastructure, including clean energy and climate-resilient projects.

Investment Priorities: Green Projects: A strong focus on renewable energy, emissions reduction, and waste management.

Infrastructure: Investing in sustainable, climate-resilient, and digital infrastructure.

Social Impact: Impactful investments in social welfare, rural development, healthcare, and education.

Role in Global Governance: The BRICS group is working to align national policies with the UN 2030 Agenda and the Paris Agreement, aiming to create a more balanced and effective international response to climate change.

Growth and Expansion: Representing approximately 39% of global GDP, the group is fostering cooperation to improve the investment climate, particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

The BRICS Business Forum 2025 in Brazil highlighted the need for coordinated action between governments and the private sector to address climate change while promoting economic development.