China injects sustained momentum into SCO cooperation – SCO Deputy Secretary-General
China, as one of the founding members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), has consistently expanded the organization’s cooperation agenda and contributed to its development, SCO Deputy Secretary-General Ahmad Saidmurodzoda said in a written interview with Xinhua. Established in 2001, the SCO has followed its own path of steady development over the past 25 years, […]
Ahmad Saidmurodzoda, the Deputy Secretary-General of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), has highlighted the ongoing momentum in SCO cooperation. As one of the founding members of the organization established in 2001, China has consistently expanded its cooperation agenda and contributed to the SCO's development over the past 25 years.
Saidmurodzoda emphasized that the SCO has never deviated from its original goals and principles, reaffirmed by the founding members in their first declaration. He noted that the SCO has become the world's largest trans-regional organization, in terms of territory, population, and economic potential.
China's role as a founding member has been crucial in advancing cooperation in regional security, trade, economic affairs, cultural, and humanitarian fields, Saidmurodzoda added. He underscored the importance of the SCO Tianjin Summit, held from Aug. 31 to Sept. 1, 2025, under China's chairmanship, describing it as a significant milestone in the organization's history.
The summit was characterized by high efficiency and a focus on practical solutions and concrete agreements, with outcomes marking important milestones in the SCO's long-term development. A key achievement of the summit was the adoption of the SCO Development Strategy until 2035, described as a comprehensive action plan for the upcoming decade.
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