‘Sino-India ties are seeing a downturn’
IANS / Updated: Jul 16, 2021, 07:06 IST
Chinese min refers to term more than once in meeting with
Jaishankar
NEWDELHI China is not mincing words about the downturn in relations with India, as Chinese foreign minister
Wang Yi has said that “China-India relations are still in bad shape, which is not in the interest of any country”.
Global Times reported these statements made by Chinese state councilor and foreign minister
Wang Yi during his meeting with Indian external affairs minister S Jaishankar on the sidelines of the
Shanghai Cooperation Organization (
SCO) foreign ministers’ meeting in Dushanbe, Tajikistan.
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Editor s note: The writer is Director of Institute of Peace and Diplomatic Studies, Pakistan. The article reflects the author s opinions and not necessarily the views of China Economic Net.
Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) is celebrating its 20 years this year. Since its establishment, this important multilateral forum has made significant contributions to the common security and development pursuit of the region. At the time of inception, SCO was meant to address “the three evils”, i.e., extremism, separatism, and terrorism in the region. Since then, it has been prioritising cooperation, trade, economic collaborations, and people to people ties. As a result, SCO has come of age with expanded membership including Pakistan and India. It is significant to note that SCO is operating especially when Afghanistan is in shambles with the chaos created by the US and its allies. Apart from the mounting security threats and rise of terrorism in the region in a post-US-withd