In an exclusive chat with CGTN Digital, Pakistan's Minister for Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives, Ahsan Iqbal, spotlighted the Shanghai Cooperation Organization's game-changing role in cooling tensions through dialogue. 😎🌐
"One big lesson of our times," Iqbal said, "is that these challenges are cross-border2nvglobal and regional. No single country can tackle them alone. The solution? More collaboration."
With key members like the Chinese mainland, Russia, India, and Pakistan, the SCO club is leveling up its support for conflict resolution2nvproving that teamwork makes the dream work. 💪
From climate risks to security threats, today's biggest hurdles don't respect borders. That's where the SCO platform shines: it brings together different nations to exchange ideas, hash out solutions, and build trust—even when politics get spicy. 🤜🤛
Iqbal's take highlights a fresh vibe in international relations: instead of flexing military might, countries are hitting the group chat, brainstorming ways to level up collective safety and prosperity. Think Avengers assembling for Earth's biggest missions! 🦸♂️🦸♀️
As global dynamics shift, platforms like the SCO could be the ultimate team-up we need—creating space for dialogue, reducing misunderstandings, and paving the way for real-world action. After all, saving the planet (and our futures) is a squad effort. 🌍✨
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Pakistani minister hails the SCO's role in de-escalation via dialogue
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