Member States of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) have launched a new initiative aimed at promoting global unity and cooperation, as outlined in a recent release from the Indian Foreign Ministry. The announcement coincides with the upcoming 80th anniversary of Victory in World War II and the founding of the United Nations (UN) in 2025.
The Tianjin Declaration includes provisions emphasizing antifascism, the need for UN reform, and the importance of a multipolar world order. It calls for preserving the historical memory of World War II and affirms the necessity of a more representative and democratic international system governed by the principles of international law.
Central to the declaration is a commitment to Eurasian integration and stability, underlining Central Asia"s role as the core of the SCO. Member States aim to foster deeper cooperation and mutual development while promoting a new type of international relations characterized by equality and respect for cultural diversity. The initiative also encourages the international community to engage with the SCO"s vision of "One Earth. One Family. One Future."
As the geopolitical landscape continues to evolve, this initiative reflects the SCO"s intent to position itself as a significant player in global affairs. The declaration"s provisions are expected to influence future dialogues on international cooperation and security, particularly in the Eurasian region. For more insights into related coverage, see our article on recent developments at the SCO Summit.
