MODI, Putin, Xi camaraderie at SCO summit; Shehbaz Sharif left on sidelines
At the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit in Tianjin, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Chinese President Xi Jinping was seen in sharing a hot Cameridari, which indicated a strong political commitment between three countries. The visual emphasizes his efforts to project unity on global and regional issues, highlighting his efforts to project global and regional issues. On the other hand, Pakistan's Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif seemed isolated, with limited visibility under high -profile discussions and photo opportunities. Analysts suggest that it reflects changing dynamics in SCO, where India, Russia and China have a greater impact. Modi's presence also emphasized India's growing strategic role in Eurasian conditions. While the trilateral performance of the partnership attracted global attention, it also emphasized Pakistan's reduced effort in the organization. The summit strengthened the importance of SCO as an important geophysical platform and highlighted the developed balance of power in the region.
The Key points
- The SCO summit was held in Tianjin, China.
- Modi, Putin and XI shared visible camera variish.
- The leaders emphasized cooperation on global and regional issues.
- Pakistan's Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif was sidelines.
- Limited visibility for Sharif in larger conversations.
- India, Russia, China estimated a strong impact in SCO.
- Modi emphasized India's strategic role in Eurasia.
- Scenes with trilateral relationships attracted international attention.
- Analysts gave attention to the decline in Pakistan's SCO cases.
- The summit showed changing regional power dynamics.
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