Pakistan Hosts High-Stakes SCO Summit Amid Security Concerns
The summit in Islamabad draws regional leaders despite heightened security due to recent militant attacks.
- The Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Islamabad marks the first visit by an Indian foreign minister to Pakistan in nearly a decade.
- Security has been tightened across the capital following recent militant attacks, including a deadly bombing targeting Chinese nationals.
- China's Premier Li Qiang is the most prominent attendee, highlighting the importance of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor amidst security threats.
- The summit aims to enhance regional cooperation in security and economic ties among member states, including China, Russia, and India.
- Despite the presence of high-level officials, no bilateral talks between India and Pakistan are planned during the summit.
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