During his participation in the 26th Meeting of the Council of Heads of State of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), Chinese President Xi Jinping highlighted the organization's growing status as a successful model of regional cooperation in today's world.
President Xi summarized the organization's achievements in three key dimensions:
First: Power and Scope.
The SCO has succeeded in becoming the world's largest regional organization, covering the vastest land area and housing the highest population density. This is not just a number; it is an indicator of massive economic and developmental potential that can maintain the global balance of power.
Second: The Shanghai Spirit.
The most valuable legacy created by this organization is the "Shanghai Spirit." This concept is built on the principles of mutual trust, equality, and respect for the diversity of civilizations. This spirit has led member states to choose the path of "common development" instead of conflict.
Third: A New Model for Coexistence.
The organization's most significant experience lies in finding a correct path for international relations. This model operates on the basis of (non-alignment, non-confrontation, and not targeting any third party). This has enabled regional countries to build a "common home" for themselves without external interference.
President Xi Jinping's speech was a reaffirmation of the fact that the SCO is not merely a political alliance, but a global project to establish justice and coexistence.
