Hey folks! Ever wondered how history and today's global scene connect? At the SCO Tianjin Summit in the Chinese mainland, leaders from the Chinese mainland, Russia, India, Pakistan and other members rolled out a joint statement to honor the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II and the founding of the United Nations 🌏✌️
The statement highlighted the need for peace, solidarity and teamwork among nations. In simple terms, they're saying countries should keep talking and help each other—just like how ASEAN members collaborate on issues from climate change to tech innovation.
Key takeaways:
- Remembering history to avoid repeating past mistakes.
- Pushing for open dialogue and cooperation in global security.
- Supporting UN principles, like equality and fairness for all.
This move is a reminder for all of us—young pros, students and changemakers in South and Southeast Asia—that global unity isn't just a fancy slogan. It's the backbone of progress, from tech breakthroughs to cultural exchanges. So next time you stream a K-drama, binge-watch an Indian web series or team up on a startup idea, remember: we're part of a bigger story 📱✨.
Stay tuned for more updates from the SCO Summit and how these high-level chats could shape the future of connectivity, innovation and peace in our region!
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Leaders of SCO member states issue statement on WWII victory, UN founding anniversary
cgtn.com
