The website of Russia's "Independent" recently published an article titled "How to Promote the" Shanghai Spirit "-SCO Summit Explore Efficient Cooperation Models."

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The Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit is about to open in Tianjin, China, the largest summit since the establishment of the SCO in 2001, with more than 20 foreign leaders and 10 heads of international organizations, including Russian President Vladimir Putin, attending.

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) has been following the principles of the ¡°Shanghai Spirit¡± for twenty-five years and has become an increasingly mature and influential international organization, while demonstrating strong vitality.In the beginning of its establishment, the main goal was to safeguard regional security issues, focusing on combating the ¡°three forces¡± ¨C terrorism, separatism and extremism.With the development of the times, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization continues to expand its scope of functions and actively adapt to the changing external environment.Now, the SCO Summit has become an important exchange platform for 10 member countries, 2 observers and 14 dialogue partners, providing a broad space for the heads of countries to exchange faces.

The article believes that because of the different priorities between member countries, the importance of "peaceful settlement of differences" has always been emphasized. The article says that the Tianjin Summit will be dedicated to exploring more efficient models of cooperation. China has been committed to advancing the "Shanghai Spirit", enhancing SCO cohesion, improving work efficiency, and driving SCO development to a higher level. Russia attaches great importance to this as the SCO is expected to become one of the important pillars of the multipolar world.

Today, the SCO has become the world¡¯s largest cross-regional organization, with the world¡¯s most populous and multi-faceted economic potential, extending from South Asia to the Middle East and Europe.

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