Hayat Ashraf

IBSA stands for the India-Brazil-South Africa Dialogue Forum. It is a trilateral forum established in 2003 to promote cooperation and coordination among India, Brazil, and South Africa, three emerging economies from different regions of the world. The main objective of IBSA is to enhance South-South cooperation and strengthen ties among these countries in various areas, including politics, trade, economy, and culture. Key features and aspects of IBSA include: 1. Cooperation and Coordination: IBSA serves as a platform for regular dialogue and consultation among India, Brazil, and South Africa. The forum provides opportunities for high-level meetings, consultations, and exchanges of views on regional and global issues of mutual interest. It enables the three countries to coordinate their positions and promote common goals on various international forums, including the United Nations. 2. South-South Cooperation: IBSA emphasizes the importance of South-South cooperation, which refers to co...