Beijing: Towards the SCO Summit, China on Thursday said it was ready to have close communication and coordination with block member countries and together worked in Afghanistan to build open and inclusive political structures in the country controlled by the Taliban.
Grouping eight members of China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kirgistan, Tajikistan, Kirgistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, India and Pakistan will hold the 21st Summit on Friday in the capital of Tajikistan Dushanbe.
Afghanistan is an observer at SCO.
SCO and the Organization of Collective Security Agreement (CSTO) consisting of Russia and Central Asian countries will hold a joint summit meeting in Afghanistan.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi along with Chinese President Xi Jinping will discuss the Summit through a video link.
Asked about the SCO and CSTO Summit in Afghanistan, a spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Zhao Lijian told a media briefing that “Afghanistan Bear situation with regional security and stability”.
“SCO and CSTO members are all neighbors near Afghanistan and they are all actively supporting the process of peace and reconciliation and reconciliation in Afghanistan,” he said.
“China is a SCO member who is ready to have close communication and coordination with related countries, together work in Afghanistan to build open and inclusive political structures, adopt moderate and wise domestic and foreign policies, making clean breaks with everything Forms.
From terrorist groups and live with friendly requirements with other countries.
We are ready to continue to have a good environment and friendly cooperation with Afghanistan, and play a constructive role in peace and reconstruction, “he said.
China, which has made its embassy open in Kabul along with Pakistan and Russia, has maintained close communication with the Taliban government while not yet recognize it formally.
Beijing has announced a $ 31 million assistance for a torn country war.
The Taliban seized power in Afghanistan on August 15, two weeks before the withdrawal of our troops complete on August 31 after a war of two decades expensive.
This forced Afghan President Ashraf Ghani to escape from the country to the UAE.
The Taliban rebels invaded above Afghanistan and arrested all major cities in a matter of days, when Afghan security forces were trained and equipped with the US and its allies melted.
Thousands of citizens and foreigners Afghanistan have left the country to escape from the new Taliban regime and to seek asylum in different countries, including the US and many European countries, resulting in total chaos and death.
At SCO, Zhao said that grouping has exceeded differences in social, historical and cultural systems, and managed to find ways to cooperate and develop new types of regional organizations.
SCO members “have played an active role in regional and international affairs and vital theoretical and practical exploration to build international relations and new communities with a mutual future for humanity,” he said.
In the upcoming SCO Summit, President XI will review SCO’s success with leaders of other countries, having an in-depth exchanges of SCO cooperation, and major regional and international problems, and approved a series of new major cooperation documents, and the Charter of the Course for SCO ahead, said spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry.
“We believe that with the progress of the Head of State, SCO will make new progress at a new starting point and remain committed to building a closer community for a joint future for the benefit of people in all countries in the region,” he added.
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan will pay an official visit of two days to Tajikistan to attend the 20th Shanghai Security Cooperation Summit (SCO-CH-CHS) in Dushanbe.
SCO, seen as balancing to NATO, is an economic block and security that has emerged as one of the largest transregional international organizations.
India and Pakistan became a permanent member in 2017.
SCO was founded at a summit in Shanghai in 2001 by the President of Russia, China, Kyrgyz Republic, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
SCO also has four observer countries – Iran, Mongolia, Belarus and Afghanistan and six dialogue partners – Azerbaijan, Armenia, Cambodia, Nepal, Turkey and Sri Lanka.
China said it would work together with SCO stating the problem of Afghanistan
