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Ethiopia's Geopolitical Interests in BRICS+
August 2025
|Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Diplomatist
During the South African summit of the BRICS in August 2023, the organisation welcomed six new countries as forum members.
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The countries that granted membership were Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). In January 2024, Ethiopia officially joined the BRICS group, along with Egypt, Iran, and the UAE, while Argentina’s new government rejected the BRICS membership. In contrast, Saudi Arabia is still contemplating joining the organisation. With this expansion, BRICS can aim for economic balance and stability by countering Western dominance and hegemony. By joining BRICS, Ethiopia becomes part of a multilateral system in a changing world order where many new powers are emerging along with different strategic alliances and collaborations to uplift and uphold its national interest.
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