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Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) History, Objectives, Benefits for India
Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) History, Headquarter, Members Countries, Role of China and Russia, Role in Asia Peace, Fight against Terrorism
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) is an intergovernmental organization founded in Shanghai in 2001.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) composed of China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan founded in Shanghai in 2001.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation’s (SCO) headquarter is in Beijing.
In addition to the six member states, the SCO has two new acceding members, Indian and Pakistan. India became an observer to the organization at its fifth summit in Astana, Kazakhstan in 2005.
The Motive of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) is to strengthen relations among member states.
This organization facilitates economic cooperation in a region where its economy is relatively backward and strikes terror in a region where terrorist activity is relatively rampant.
Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) promotes cooperation in political affairs, economics, and trade, scientific-technical, cultural, and educational spheres as well as in energy, transportation, tourism, and environmental protection; safeguard regional peace, security, and stability.
India, with its fast-emerging economy and vast coastline, can open new access to sea trade for SCO countries and can play an important role in balancing the security, trade and political order.
Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) can become a milestone in the development of Central Asia in the future.
The 2018 Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit has been held in Qingdao.
Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) members are working in unison to fight the spread of terrorism, while so much is at stake.
