Organizational Structure
Global structure, local presence.
Transnational governance with autonomous national chapters. Coordinated decisions, execution rooted in each country.
Global Level
Global Council
The Alliance's highest body, bringing together national chapter representatives to define strategic guidelines and approve transnational initiatives.
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Global President
1-year term, aligned with the rotating BRICS presidency.
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Secretary-General
3-year term, ensuring institutional continuity beyond political rotation.
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National Representatives
Each national chapter appoints delegates to the Council.
National Level
Brazil Chapter
Local structure responsible for executing the Alliance's initiatives in Brazilian territory and for liaison with national institutions.
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National President
Highest leadership of the Brazilian chapter.
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Vice Presidencies
Thematic areas: trade, humanitarian, legal, communications.
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Executive Secretariat
Day-to-day operations and liaison with Brasília.
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Business Consul
Commercial point of contact with the other BRICS+ chapters.
Global Presence
Five structural offices, eleven connected nations
Brasília
Brazil
Headquarters of the Brazilian chapter and birthplace of the Alliance.
Moscou
Russia
Articulation hub for Eurasia.
Nova Delhi
India
South Asian hub and bridge to emerging markets.
Xangai
China
Financial hub and gateway to Asia-Pacific.
Cidade do Cabo
South Africa
Gateway to the African continent.
The eleven BRICS+ nations
Each nation participates through its own national chapter, with representation in the Global Council.
Brazil
Russia
India
China
South Africa
Saudi Arabia
Ethiopia
Egypt
United Arab Emirates
Indonesia
Iran