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The upcoming BRICS meeting in Russia will give top priority to the dedollarization agenda and take steps to further decrease the dependence on the US currency 13 de sept. de 2025 Russia is keen on advancing this multipolar concept and sees BRICS’s expansion as a way to undermine the U.S. global order. After the war in Ukraine, Russia has Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov has revealed that Moscow is working on various financial instruments within the BRICS group, including establishing a Russia Takes BRICS Presidency in 2025. Dedollarization to Accelerate, along with Cross-Border Payments involving CBDCs. The first meeting of the BRICS Sherpas Russia is advancing in its mission to gain new allies and destabilize the U.S. dollar. Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexey Overchuk confirmed that the administration is China and Russia are convincing other countries to ditch the dollar and be a part of the new financial order. The countries that have shown interest to accept the BRICS

Is Russia succeeding in convincing Middle Eastern countries to accept a BRICS currency? The dedollarization agenda is gaining momentum, especially with the upcoming BRICS meeting in Russia scheduled for 13 de sept. de 2025. This meeting will prioritize reducing dependence on the US dollar, a key step in undermining the U.S. global order, a concept Russia is keen on advancing.

After the war in Ukraine, Russia has accelerated its efforts to gain new allies and destabilize the U.S. dollar's dominance. Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexey Overchuk confirmed the administration is working on this. China and Russia are actively convincing other countries to ditch the dollar and participate in a new financial order.

Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov has revealed Moscow's development of various financial instruments within the BRICS group, including the potential establishment of a common currency. The countries that have shown interest to accept the BRICS currency are being actively courted.

Russia Takes BRICS Presidency in 2025, promising an acceleration of dedollarization efforts. This includes a focus on Cross-Border Payments involving CBDCs. The first meeting of the BRICS Sherpas will be critical in shaping this new financial landscape. The central question remains: how successful will Russia be in convincing Middle Eastern nations to embrace a BRICS currency and contribute to a multipolar financial world?

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