Determining the development strategy of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization for the next 10 years

According to RCO News Agency, “Nurlan Yermakbayev”, Secretary General of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, said today (Friday) that this organization will adopt a development strategy in its 2025 meeting, which will determine its goals for the next 10 years and will shape the future of this organization in the next few decades. .

Novosti News agency reported that Yermakbayev said in an exclusive interview with this media: The Council of Heads of State plans to make important decisions regarding all the cooperation costs of this organization this year, when China’s presidency will end.

He considered the political statement and the joint statement of the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II and the development strategy as important documents that will be reviewed and approved.

The Secretary General of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization said: These documents are political statements and drafts, which in the preliminary stage are titled “Statement on the 80th Anniversary of the Victory of World War II” and “Development Strategy of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization until 2035”. The second document outlines the main development priorities and goals of these organizations in the coming decades.

Yermakbayev said that the Shanghai Cooperation Organization will pursue the goal of promoting peace, security and development within the framework of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in 2025.

He added: The Shanghai Cooperation Organization plans to actively cooperate with the United Nations, its secretariat, specialized agencies and other regional and international partner organizations. Currently, the draft resolution of the United Nations General Assembly on the initiative of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in the field of global alliance for just peace, harmony and development is on our agenda.

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization consists of 10 countries including Belarus, China, India, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. Afghanistan and Mongolia are observer countries and 14 other countries are negotiation partners.

The Secretary General of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization stated that the organization plans to hold more than 200 meetings and events in 2025, of which 70% are official and 30% are initiatives of other countries.

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