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BRICS+

2035: Evaluating the global position of BRICS+ in a changing world

BRICS+

BRICS+ in 2035 represents a dynamic group of seventeen full member nations operating as "a political and diplomatic coordination forum" for Global South countries (Council on Foreign Relations, 2025). The organisation has evolved from its original four founding members to become a significant force in reshaping international governance, with a substantial global population and economic influence.

Throughout this summit, delegates will serve as heads of state and government representing their respective BRICS+ member nations at the 2035 Summit. Delegates will engage in high-level diplomatic negotiations to address critical questions about BRICS+'s evolving role in global governance, economic coordination, and geopolitical positioning. The summit will culminate in the adoption of joint declarations and policy frameworks that will shape the organisation's trajectory through 2040.

THE DAIS

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TABEA
ZIMMERMANN

CO CHAIR | LEIDEN MUN

Tabea is a second-year International Relations and Organisations student at Leiden University and started her MUN journey in high school. MUN isn't just about debates—it's about the unforgettable moments and connections that last long after the conference ends.

Now, eight conferences later, she's preparing to tackle her first BATHMUN as deputy chair for the BRICS committee.

Outside of conferences, she's either diving into political discussions with friends or escaping to Iceland to spend time with her horses.

THOMAS
PROBERT

CO CHAIR | EXMUN

Tom is a Masters student at the University of Exeter, studying conflict security and development for this academic year, after recently graduating his undergraduate law degree at the same university. He has been doing MUN for over 2 years now, and in the process has both chaired and delegated arguably too many conferences. BathMUN 2023 was also Tom's first ever conference and so he is excited to make a full circle moment by chairing it this year.

In what little free time Tom can find after his masters and MUN, you can most likely find him down at the ram (the student bar on the Exeter campus), where he will most likely be talking about formula 1, or alternatively still talking about MUN. He will this year's Head Chair for the BRICS+ committee and he can't wait to see you all this November!

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