The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO)

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) is a political and economic alliance formed in 2001, primarily involving China, Russia, and several Central Asian countries. It aims to foster regional security, economic cooperation, and cultural exchanges among member states. The SCO addresses issues like counter-terrorism, trade, and infrastructure development, promoting stability in a region that faces various challenges. As a significant player in global geopolitics, the SCO provides its members with a platform to collaborate on mutual interests, enhancing cooperation in a multipolar world.