At the SCO summit in Tianjin, PM Modi strongly denounced cross-border terrorism, referencing the Pahalgam incident, and called on member nations to collaborate in combating extremist threats. Without naming Pakistan, he criticized countries that support terrorism.
He emphasized that terrorism is a global threat, highlighted India’s efforts against terror financing, and thanked nations showing solidarity.
On regional connectivity, Modi stressed respect for sovereignty, citing India’s projects like Chabahar Port and the North-South Transport Corridor.
Modi promoted India’s growth model of “Reform, Perform, Transform” and invited SCO nations to join its development journey.
He praised the SCO's new measures aimed at curbing organized crime, combating drug networks, and strengthening cybersecurity. In bilateral talks, he discussed ties with China and Russia and reaffirmed development cooperation with the Maldives.
#WATCH | "We have to say clearly and unanimously that no double standards are acceptable on terrorism..." says Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Shanghai Cooperation Council (SCO) Members Session in Tianjin, China
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