Hyderabad: BRICS members, who attended a meeting of the Anti-Corruption Working Group (ACWG) here, reached an in-principle agreement on Wednesday, August 5, on the Indian Presidency’s proposal for a BRICS Network of Law-Enforcement Practitioners for Enhancing International Cooperation on Fugitive Offenders. The Union Government’s Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) hosted the Second Meeting of the BRICS ACWG and the Second Meeting of the BRICS Expert Network on Asset Recovery here on August 4-5. During the meeting, BRICS members made significant progress towards developing a BRICS Network of Law-Enforcement Practitioners for Enhancing International Cooperation on Fugitive Offenders Sought for Corruption and Supporting Extradition, an official release said. Members also welcomed the BRICS Repository on Informal Cooperation for Tracing Fugitive Offenders Sought for Corruption and Supporting Extradition, it said. BRICS members exchanged national experiences, institutional approaches and practical case studies relating to international asset recovery.