A summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) opens at president Nursultan Nazarbayev's residence "Ak Orda" in Astana today.
Attending the tenth SCO summit are the leaders of Kirghizia, Kazakhstan, Russia, China, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, as well as Mongolia's president with a status of an observer. Also, Iran, India and Pakistan are expected to be represented.
The SCO heads of state are supposed to approve joint documents pertaining to the cooperation of the SCO member states in the fields of fighting terrorism, separatism and extremism. Reportedly, a statute on the permanent representation of the SCO countries at a regional anti-terrorist structure will be approved. The attending leaders will also discuss the status and prospects of SCO international contacts.
Attending the tenth SCO summit are the leaders of Kirghizia, Kazakhstan, Russia, China, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, as well as Mongolia's president with a status of an observer. Also, Iran, India and Pakistan are expected to be represented.
The SCO heads of state are supposed to approve joint documents pertaining to the cooperation of the SCO member states in the fields of fighting terrorism, separatism and extremism. Reportedly, a statute on the permanent representation of the SCO countries at a regional anti-terrorist structure will be approved. The attending leaders will also discuss the status and prospects of SCO international contacts.
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