On Tuesday in Beijing, Chinese President Xi Jinping opened the doors to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s diplomatic heavyweights, meeting with foreign ministers and heads of standing bodies from across Eurasia. As these leaders gather for the Meeting of the Council of the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of SCO Member States, agenda items span security, trade, and the digital economy.
In a conversation steeped in a spirit of unity, President Xi underscored the importance of fostering regional stability through shared strategies on counterterrorism and cross-border connectivity. He highlighted that strength lies in collaboration, emphasizing plans to deepen cooperation on emerging technologies and sustainable development.
With global markets shifting and digital innovation reshaping economies, the SCO forum serves as a launchpad for new initiatives in e-commerce, climate resilience, and youth exchange programs. Young entrepreneurs and digital nomads may soon benefit from pilot projects that streamline business ties and cultural exchanges across member states.
Looking ahead, participants aim to issue a joint communique outlining steps to bolster economic corridors and to set up working groups on cybersecurity and green energy. With fresh momentum, this gathering could redefine how the region tackles 21st-century challenges—inviting a new generation of changemakers into the conversation.
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Xi meets heads of foreign delegations attending SCO FMs meeting
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