New Delhi: India is likely to send a team of 3 members to participate in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in Pakistan next week, TOI has learned.
Pabbi 2021 anti-terror exercise was held at the Pabbi in the district of Nowshera Pakistan from October 3 under the AEGIS regional anti-terrorist structure SCO (mouse) which seeks to promote counter-terrorism cooperation between SCO member countries.
The government believes its participation in the practice, the SCO event, will not be in whatever way it is contributed to the posist who continues to promote cross-border terrorism.
The presence of India although it will be seen as an important sign, it is attached to the role of regional blocks that focus on Asia in security related issues, especially in Afghanistan.
With Iran also joined the group, which consists of Russia, India, China, Pakistan and 4 Central Asian countries as full members, SCO is likely to play a key role in the efforts of political and diplomatic solutions to the situation in Afghanistan.
Also read to make a last call to participate in multi-nations counter-terror exercises in Pakistannew Delhi: India has not made a final decision about whether his troops will participate in multi-nations counter-terrorism exercises from the Shanghai cooperation organization (SCO), which will be held at Pakistan later this year and also included Chinese soldiers.
The combined exercise turned out to be the last country to confirm its participation in the training announced in March this year after the Mouse Council meeting in Tashkent.
In line with the SCO protocol, Pakistan has invited all member countries, including India, for exercises that do not involve troops and are intended to identify and suppress the channels that finance terrorist activities.
India is likely to be represented by the National Security Council Secretariat official in training.
The SCO Dushanbe declaration earlier this month reaffirmed the ‘special role’ ‘of SCO mice in a joint war against terrorism, separatism and extremism to ensure regional security.
It also said that member countries will continue to carry out shared anti-terrorism exercises, including the upcoming 2021 anti-terror exercise.
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“We have not received a proposal to participate in the SCO exercise to be held in Pakistan,” handling the SCO Summit meeting in Afghanistan in Dushanbe, PM Narendra Modi said that the government formed by the Taliban was not included and asked the international community not to recognize it .
The declaration, when calling for Afghanistan is free from terrorism and drugs, saying that all member countries believe that it is very important to have an inclusive government in Afghanistan, with representatives from all ethnic groups, religions and politics of the Afghan community.
The SCO exercise will take place at a time India-Pakistan seems to have changed from bad to worse despite melting in February this year when 2 sides arrived on the ceasefire agreement.
The Indian army accused Pakistan’s commander facilitating infiltration at J & K in the past month and, earlier this week, the army detained a Pakistani militant after a meeting in the URI Loc sector.