Global Crisis Has Provided Opportunities for BRIC

Lukoil has experienced many difficult times for the oil industry in today's world. What is important is that the crisis not only poses a risk but also brings new opportunities. Therefore, Lukoil seized the opportunity before catching others. Lukoil is developing strategically to deal with the crisis by setting realistic goals and comparing it with actual risk. Lukoil makes progress in a sustainable way and creates value to people while achieving company sustainability goals.

The BRIC countries played an important role in restoring global governance in the global economic crisis. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in India said at the BRIC Summit held in Brazil last year, "Implementing the Security Council by expanding the permanent and non-permanent seats and improving their working methods, important, reflecting the reality of the modern times" (Manmohan Singh, 2010). He also said that BRICs will play an important role in shaping sustainability, the leadership and pace of growth in the global economy.

The global financial crisis affects not only rich countries but also emerging countries and developing countries. Countries such as Brazil, Russia, India, China (BRIC) and many other emerging countries achieved very high economic growth before the crisis but economic activity slowed down due to the global economic downturn. Following the impact of the global financial crisis on the world economy and the deteriorating financial condition of the bank, Mauritius investors began responding through September 2008 through the sale of a large number of shares. Naturally, the biggest price declines are the banking and financial sectors of the Mauritius Commercial Bank (MCB) and the National Mauritius Bank (SBM). As a result, SEMDEX in the stock market of the Mauritius Stock Exchange's official stock market began to fall to the lowest level.

In the global financial crisis, a new paper on journalism research focused on mainstream newspapers in the United States, the UK and Australia during the 2008 global financial crisis. According to the newspaper, the mainstream financial media "generally do not issue warnings, lack sufficient skepticism when reporting finance and economic trends, journalists are closer to sources of information used to obtain information Too much. " Poverty, a study by Media & Jornalismo published at the Media and Journalism Research Center at Coimbra University in Portugal, reports that Western news media frequently reports poverty performance such as famine, overcrowding and natural disasters, but "poverty is" emergency The problem, "the reporter says,