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Explained: Significance of Pahalgam Reference in SCO’s Tianjin Declaration
- The Leaders of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation condemned the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, which killed 26 people, expressing condolences to the victims' families and emphasizing the need to combat terrorism.
- The Tianjin Declaration emphasized the need for cooperation against terrorism and the importance of addressing cross-border terrorism, although it did not mention Pakistan directly.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping proposed initiatives such as an SCO development bank and pledged $1.4 billion in loans for joint projects during the summit.
- The Tianjin Declaration highlighted the SCO's commitment to security, economic cooperation, and opposition to unilateral sanctions, while emphasizing India's stance on cross-border terrorism.
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Explained: Significance of Pahalgam reference in SCO’s Tianjin declaration
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