Shanghai Cooperation Organization

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) is a regional partnership launched in 2001, primarily involving China, Russia, and Central Asian countries. Its goals are to promote security, stability, economic development, and cultural cooperation in Eurasia. The SCO addresses issues like terrorism, extremism, and drug trafficking, fostering dialogue among member states. Over time, it has expanded to include countries like India and Pakistan, enhancing regional collaboration. The organization aims to enhance mutual trust, economic integration, and collective security, contributing to stability and prosperity across its member regions.