BRICS Full Members and Their GDP as of 2025
1. Brazil – $2.13 Trillion
2. Russia – $2.08 Trillion
3. India – $4.19 Trillion
4. China – $19.23 Trillion
5. South Africa – $410.34 Billion
6. Egypt – $347.34 Billion
7. Ethiopia – $117.46 Billion
8. Iran – $341.01 Billion
9. United Arab Emirates – $548.60 Billion
10. Indonesia – $1.43 Trillion
Officially Invited to Join (but not yet full members)
11. Saudi Arabia – $1.08 Trillion
Partner States (BRICS+ Special Strategic Partners)
12. Nigeria – $188.27 Billion
13. Bolivia – $56.34 Billion
14. Cuba – No data
15. Kazakhstan – $300.54 Billion
16. Malaysia – $444.98 Billion
17. Thailand – $546.22 Billion
18. Belarus – $71.56 Billion
19. Uganda – $64.28 Billion
20. Uzbekistan – $132.48 Billion
21. Vietnam – $490.97 Billion
Countries that have Officially Applied for Membership
22. Azerbaijan – $78.87 Billion
23. Bahrain – $47.83 Billion
24. Bangladesh – $467.22 Billion
25. Kuwait – $153.10 Billion
26. Pakistan – $411 Billion
27. Palestine – No data
28. Senegal – $34.73 Billion
29. Sri Lanka – No data
30. Syria – No data
31. Zimbabwe – $38.17 Billion
Countries that have Expressed Interest in Joining BRICS
32. Angola – $113.34 Billion
33. Cameroon – $56.01 Billion
34. Central African Republic – $2.93 Billion
35. Democratic Republic of the Congo – $79.12 Billion
36. Republic of the Congo – $15.28 Billion
37. Ghana – $88.33 Billion
38. South Sudan – $4.00 Billion
39. Sudan – $31.51 Billion
40. Tunisia – $56.29 Billion
41. Colombia – $427.77 Billion
42. El Salvador – $36.75 Billion
43. Nicaragua – $21.16 Billion
44. Peru – $303.29 Billion
45. Afghanistan ≈$18.4 Billion
46. Iraq – $258.02 Billion
47. Laos – No data
48. Myanmar – $64.94 Billion
GDP Source: IMF
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