Intercultural communication and the specifics of translation of BRICS official documents

this article analyzes the role of translation in intercultural communication within the BRICS cooperation framework. It examines the concept of intercultural communication, its types, forms, and the conflicts that arise during communication. Particular attention is paid to translation as a key factor in intercultural communication. The paper also presents an analysis of the specifics and challenges identified in translating BRICS documents. The relevance of this work stems from the fact that the BRICS alliance currently wields enormous influence on the international stage. Each BRICS member possesses significant political and economic influence, and their cooperation opens up new opportunities for each member. Since intercultural communication is an essential part of understanding and resolving international issues, and BRICS cooperation continues to influence global development, analyzing the role of translation in BRICS communication is more relevant than ever. Effective translation of diplomatic documents requires not only linguistic knowledge but also a deep understanding of the cultural and political context, as well as mastery of translation strategies. The identified examples of various types of translation transformations demonstrated that high-quality translation requires a high degree of accuracy, adherence to the norms of the target language, and consideration of cultural specifics. Moreover, the translator is not only a means of transformation from one language to another but also a full-fledged participant and mediator in the communication process.

the Chinese language, BRICS, translation, intercultural communication, culture, communication, values