The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation celebrated its 25th anniversary in Bishkek, bringing leaders together for a landmark declaration on nuclear safety and multilateral cooperation that represents a quarter of humanity and global GDP.
Leaders from 21 nations gathered in Bishkek to mark the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation's silver jubilee with a symbolic family photo and the signing of the Bishkek Declaration. This milestone event highlighted shared goals in strengthening nuclear safety and security while fostering economic ties that account for up to 25 percent of world GDP. The gathering underscored the SCO's role as a vital platform for dialogue among diverse nations.
The anniversary showcased how the organisation enables practical bilateral deals alongside broader multilateral efforts. Agreements reached emphasised collaboration on security and development, helping members address common challenges through constructive engagement. Such forums allow powerful voices to promote stability and mutual respect on the world stage.
Prime Minister Modi’s call for ending conflicts and upholding sovereignty resonated as a positive step toward global harmony. His direct appeals to fellow leaders like President Putin highlighted the value of open conversations that prioritise humanity's progress over division. Overall, the SCO's 25 years reflect growing potential for peaceful cooperation across continents.
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