SCO member countries termed any act of terrorism as ‘criminal, unjustified’

Terming any act of terrorism as “criminal, unjustified”, the leaders of Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) member states have condemned the use of terrorists and extremist groups to achieve political and geopolitical goals as “unacceptable”. ‘ told. The SCO countries agreed to develop common principles for drawing up uniform lists of terrorists, separatists and extremist groups whose activities are prohibited on the territories of member states, consistent with their respective national laws. A joint statement was issued at the conclusion of this meeting held digitally under the chairmanship of India.

It states that member states will take steps to stop terrorism financing, stop terrorist recruitment activities and curb the movement of terrorists across borders, as well as eliminate terrorist safe havens and terrorist safe havens. . It states that member states are committed to condemning in the strongest terms all forms of terrorism, by whom and for what purpose. The joint statement said that terrorism should not be linked to any religion, civilization, nationality or ethnic group.

Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, etc. were present in this meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. A separate ‘Delhi Declaration’ was issued at the summit, which states that the SCO member states are determined to create an environment conducive to combating the spread of terrorism. A manifesto on digital transformation was also issued in this.

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