BRICS Education Cooperation needs stronger collaboration as countries face common challenges involving technology, skills, research and access to quality education. Education Minister Pralhad Joshi called for greater cooperation among BRICS nations, stressing that no country can address today’s education challenges alone. Speaking at the BRICS education ministers’ meeting in Bhubaneswar, Joshi highlighted the importance of working together to prepare students for a rapidly changing global economy. Artificial intelligence, emerging technologies and evolving workforce requirements are creating new demands on education systems.The discussions focused on strengthening cooperation in areas including skill development, research, innovation and student mobility. Greater exchange of knowledge, academic expertise and best practices could help member countries build more responsive education systems. The call for collaboration comes as BRICS nations explore ways to make education more inclusive and future-ready. Joint initiatives could also create opportunities for students, researchers and institutions to participate in cross-border academic and research programmes.
BRICS Education Cooperation: Pralhad Joshi Calls for Joint Action
