BRICS leaders have wrapped up their summit in New Delhi with a set of resolutions.  From removing trade barriers and creating new cross-border partnerships to expanding opportunities for startups, the focus is now shifting from political commitments to measurable deals. For South Africa, the challenge is also to close a significant trade deficit with India and to get more value from one of its key BRICS relationships. So, what did South African business actually bring home from New Delhi?
 
Guest: Busisiwe Mabuza - Chairperson, Brics Business Council 

<p>BRICS leaders have wrapped up their summit in New Delhi with a set of resolutions. &nbsp;From removing trade barriers and creating new cross-border partnerships to expanding opportunities for startups, the focus is now shifting from political commitments to measurable deals. For South Africa, the challenge is also to close a significant trade deficit with India and to get more value from one of its key BRICS relationships. So, what did South African business actually bring home from New Delhi?<br>&nbsp;<br>Guest: Busisiwe Mabuza - Chairperson, Brics Business Council&nbsp;</p>

The National Briefing

BRICS leaders have wrapped up their summit in New Delhi with a set of resolutions.  From removing trade barriers and creating new cross-border partnerships to expanding opportunities for startups, the focus is now shifting from political commitments to measurable deals. 