59 umagazine issue 18 澳大法學院的金磚國家法律學者參加第二屆金磚國家發展及治理國際研討會 BRICS legal scholars from the UM Faculty of Law take part in the Second International Symposium on Development and Governance in the BRICS ‘International Development Aid in the BRICS’ Alexandr Svetlicinii於金磚國家發展及治理國際研討會發 表演說，討論金磚國家的競爭法及政策合作 Prof Alexandr Svetlicinii speaks on competition law and policy cooperation of BRICS countries at the International Symposium on Development and Governance in the BRICS Members of the BRICS Network University The term BRICS is an acronym referring to the countries of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. Originally, it appeared as ‘BRIC’ to highlight the promising emerging economies of Brazil, Russia, India, and China. After being joined by South Africa in 2011, the BRICS countries have qualified their institutional setting as a ‘dialogue and cooperation platform’ and organised regular meetings among different levels of governments. In 2015, the leading universities from the BRICS countries adopted the Beijing Consensus, which resulted in a decision to establish a BRICS Universities League. In 2016, they took the next step in that direction and agreed to set up the BRICS Network University. The first general conference of the BRICS Network University was held in Yekaterinburg between 6 and 9 April, 2016. In 2017, the BRICS Network University members gathered in Zhengzhou, hosted by the North China University of Water Resources and Electric Power. Today the BRICS Network University consists of 9 universities from Brazil, 11 universities from China, 12 universities from India, 12 universities from Russia, and 12 universities from South Africa.
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