<h1>BRICS Leaders Urge Advanced Economies for Reforms Amid Inflation and Growth Concerns; Call for Swift IMF Governance Changes.</h1> BRICS Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors met in Washington on September 22, 2011, expressing concerns over the global economy's state. Despite recovering from the 2008-09 crisis, BRICS nations face inflation and dampened growth due to global market instability. They emphasized the need for advanced economies to adopt responsible policies and structural reforms. BRICS countries are committed to ensuring economic growth, financial stability, and inflation control while intensifying trade and investment among themselves. They urged for swift IMF quota and governance reforms and emphasized the importance of Multilateral Development Banks in supporting development finance for low-income countries.