The SCO is considering applications from more than 10 countries to participate in the organisation as observers or dialogue partners. This was announced by Russian President Vladimir Putin during a SCO+ meeting in Tianjin, according to the official
website of the Russian President.
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He congratulated Lao President Thongloun Sisoulith on his country’s partnership status at the SCO summit. The decision was made in July at a meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers.
Other leaders of member countries and partners of the association also spoke at the SCO+ meeting. Chinese President Xi Jinping put forward five principles of global governance: sovereign equality, adherence to the principles of international law, a commitment to multilateralism, upholding a people-centred approach, and a focus on real action. This was reported by the
Xinhua News Agency, a partner of TV BRICS.
In turn, Belarusian President Aleksander Lukashenko named five priorities for the SCO. These include multilateralism, security, sustainable development, food security, and joint development through industrial and scientific as well as technological potential.
Earlier that day, a meeting of the SCO Council of Heads of State was held. At the meeting, the final Tianjin Declaration was adopted and the organisation’s development strategy for the next 10 years was approved.
Photo: screenshot from
kremlin.ru broadcast
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