Prime Minister Narendra Modi mentioned India’s thinking and policy at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) conference held in Tianjin, China. He said that India’s thinking and policy is based on ‘S – Security, C – Connectivity and O – Opportunity’.
PM Modi said- I am happy to participate in the SCO summit
PM Modi said at the SCO meeting, “I am happy to participate in the SCO Summit. I would like to thank President Xi Jinping for the grand welcome given to us. Today is the Independence Day of Uzbekistan. I congratulate them as well.”
Referring to the SCO, he said- India played a very positive role as a member of the SCO
Referring to the SCO, he said, “India has played a very positive role as a member of the SCO. India’s vision and policy for the SCO is based on three important pillars, including S- Security, C- Connectivity and O- Opportunity.”
He said, “The first pillar is security. Security, peace and stability are the basis of any country’s progress and development. But, major threats like terrorism and separatism hinder the achievement of these goals. Terrorism not only threatens the security of individual countries, but it is a serious challenge for the entire humanity.” Besides, Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday chaired the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Tianjin.
SCO has achieved historic successes in its development and cooperation
During this, while addressing the member countries, he emphasized on the progress and future direction of the organization. He said that SCO has achieved historic successes in its development and cooperation, which reflects its strength.
Earlier, PM Modi shared the picture related to the photo session on the social media platform
Earlier, PM Modi had shared a picture from the photo session on social media platform Twitter. He wrote, “At the SCO Summit in Tianjin.”
This year’s SCO summit is being hosted by China
Let us tell you that China is hosting the SCO summit this year. The group consists of eight member countries and its focus is on political, economic and security cooperation in the Eurasian region. This is the first time that Prime Minister Modi has visited China after seven years, which is especially important amid the complicated bilateral relations between India and China after the 2020 border dispute.
