Africa-Press – Lesotho. <\/strong><\/span>With the geopolitical architecture simultaneously widening and deepening, BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) has also stepped up its operations these past few years, culminating with significant expansion in numerical strength in October 2024, during the 16th summit held in Kazan, the capital of the autonomous Republic of Tatarstan. The Federal Republic of Nigeria joined BRICS as a partner state. The other partner states are Algeria, Belarus, Bolivia, Cuba, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Thailand, Turkey, Uganda, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam.<\/p>\nNigeria\u2019s inclusion as a partner aligns with previous statements in November 2023 by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yusuf Tuggar, that there exists a plethora of possibilities to join the BRICS association as a full member within the next two years, leveraging its large economy and population. As one of the countries embodied with frontiers for oil and gas exploration, a dynamic economy, and a rising population, Nigeria remains very attractive and is emerging as a strong center for holding large-scale BRICS activities. Today, it stands beyond as the convergence venue for spearheading these activities. In late September 2025, Nigeria was chosen to host the BRICS Women\u2019s Business Alliance regional office.<\/p>\n
The Russian chapter of the BRICS Women\u2019s Business Alliance, following intensive debates and broad discussions, accepted to open a regional office in Nigeria as part of strategic efforts to strengthen economic cooperation and boost women-led entrepreneurship across the BRICS and African regions. The collective decision was made during a two-day working visit by a five-member Russian delegation, headed by Chairperson of the BRICS Russia WBA, Anna Nesterova. The team also held a closed-door meeting with the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, at the State House.<\/p>\n
BRICS Women\u2019s Business Alliance visits Abuja.<\/p>\n
On 29-30 September 2025, the delegation from the Russian Chapter of the BRICS Women\u2019s Business Alliance visits Abuja. The program of the visit included a meeting with Oluremi Tinubu, the First Lady of Nigeria, as well as a number of meetings with government and business circles of Nigeria.<\/p>\n
The Russian delegation, headed by Anna Nesterova, Chairperson of the Russian Chapter of the BRICS Women\u2019s Business Alliance, included representatives of the pharmaceutical and educational sectors, personnel recruitment, as well as the innovation sector\u2014HealthTech.<\/p>\n
On September 29, as part of the BRICS WBA visit to Nigeria, the Russian delegation met with Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim, Honourable Minister of Women\u2019s Affairs of Nigeria. Ms. Anna Nesterova, head of the delegation, expounded on the Alliance\u2019s activities and international initiatives. The Honorable Minister emphasized the importance of the projects presented and expressed support for establishing a BRICS WBA regional office in Nigeria to promote further cooperation with the country\u2019s entrepreneurs.<\/p>\n
On September 30, Senator Oluremi Tinubu CON, First Lady of Nigeria, held a meeting with the Russian Chapter of the BRICS Women\u2019s Business Alliance. The members of the delegation presented the activities and projects of the Alliance. Ms. Anna Nesterova, Chairperson of the BRICS WBA Russia Chapter, emphasized that Russian companies are interested in interacting with Nigerian entrepreneurs. First Lady Oluremi Tinubu called Nigeria the best ally of the BRICS countries and promised support for initiatives that empower women\u2019s entrepreneurship, noting the enormous potential for partnership development.<\/p>\n
Proceedings and Discussions<\/p>\n
Nesterova revealed that the visit aimed to introduce the alliance\u2019s objectives and explore business opportunities in key sectors, including technology, healthcare, education, agriculture, and labor mobility. \u201cThis was our first meeting here in Nigeria. We introduced ourselves and expressed our readiness to open a regional office in the country. We need to be smart about this new region for our business needs. Nigeria is a promising market, and we see great potential in working with local partners,\u201d Nesterova said.<\/p>\n
She emphasized that the BRICS Women\u2019s Business Alliance is an independent business-focused initiative under the broader BRICS umbrella, with each national chapter expected to deliver practical results. The ultimate goal of the Women\u2019s Business Alliance is not just meetings, but action. It\u2019s a separate body, and every member of each national chapter reports on the results of what we did.<\/p>\n
\u201cThat is why it is very important for us to be here and to start the process of opening the regional office of the Women Business Alliance in Nigeria. It is our mission to develop your country,\u201d she stressed. Earlier during the visit, Ambassador Odumegwu-Ojukwu reaffirmed Nigeria\u2019s commitment to deepening bilateral relations with Russia through women-led economic engagement.<\/p>\n
The minister noted that the meeting was timely and opens a new chapter for strategic cooperation between countries, adding that the platform aligns closely with the priorities of President Bola Tinubu\u2019s administration\u2014inclusive growth, youth empowerment, and global partnerships, according to the minister.<\/p>\n
She praised the First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, for supporting the initiative, describing her as an excellent example of the transformative power of women in shaping societies and building bridges across nations. The minister also commended Nesterova\u2019s decision to bring the alliance to Nigeria, noting that it reflects a shared vision of inclusive economic growth.<\/p>\n
A statement from the minister\u2019s media aide, Magnus Eze, highlighted areas of potential collaboration, including agriculture, energy, digital innovation, and education. \u201cThe technical session before us offers an invaluable opportunity to explore areas of strategic cooperation. With Nigeria\u2019s vast market, natural resources, and youthful population, combined with Russia\u2019s technological expertise, we can build win-win partnerships,\u201d according to the statement.<\/p>\n
It further noted that women entrepreneurs and leaders would play a central role in ensuring the sustainability and inclusiveness of such partnerships. \u201cThis gathering is more than symbolic. It must result in actionable outcomes\u2014identifying cooperation frameworks, establishing joint ventures, and building networks between Nigerian and Russian women entrepreneurs. We are ready to work closely with our Russian counterparts and the broader BRICS platform to promote inclusive prosperity,\u201d the minister said.<\/p>\n
BRICS WBA\u2019s Activities and Directions<\/p>\n
\u2013 Promotion of women\u2019s entrepreneurship and unleashing of leadership<\/p>\n
\u2013 Increasing the participation of women in the BRICS countries\u2019 economies<\/p>\n
\u2013 Ensuring the expansion of women\u2019s business networks in the BRICS countries<\/p>\n
\u2013 Inclusion of women\u2019s businesses in global value chains<\/p>\n
\u2013 Deepening B2B cooperation among women entrepreneurs<\/p>\n
\u2013 Creating multilateral projects<\/p>\n
BRICS Women\u2019s Business Alliance<\/p>\n
The initiative of establishing the BRICS Women\u2019s Business Alliance was proposed by Russia at the First International Women\u2019s Congress of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and the BRICS member states on July 4, 2017. In 2018, the initiative to create the Alliance was included in the 10th BRICS Summit Johannesburg Declaration. In 2019, at the BRICS Summit Brasilia Declaration, the leaders welcomed the establishment of the BRICS Women\u2019s Business Alliance.<\/p>\n
The Russian initiative to create WBA was supported by China at the BRICS Business Council Meeting, and it was also mentioned by Russian President Vladimir Putin in his article in anticipation of the BRICS summit. Presentation and subsequent support for the creation of the Alliance at the Second Eurasian Women\u2019s Forum. Thereafter, in the framework of Russia\u2019s BRICS Chairship, the inaugural meeting of the BRICS WBA took place on July 20, 2020.<\/p>\n
In conclusion, it is significant to note that BRICS, originally an acronym for Brazil, Russia, India, and China, expanded in 2010 to include South Africa. The group has since added Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, and the United Arab Emirates as full members in 2024.<\/p>\n
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