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- 1Hongqiao Tech Week to link global technology with China's market●Hongqiao Tech Week to connect global technology with China's market
Hongqiao Tech Week is set to take place, aiming to connect international technology companies with China's market. Organisers say the event will serve as a platform for global firms to showcase innovations and explore business opportunities in China, reinforcing Shanghai's role as a hub for international technology exchange and cooperation.
- 2China-SCO digital economy platform marks first year of milestones▼China-SCO digital economy platform marks first year with new milestones
The China-SCO digital economy platform has completed its first year of operation, marking the occasion with what organizers describe as new milestones. The platform, tied to the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, supports digital economy cooperation between China and member states. Details on the specific achievements and partners involved were not immediately available.
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The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation is holding its SCO Startup Forum, an initiative aimed at connecting entrepreneurs, investors and startup ecosystems across member states. The event highlights the bloc's push to deepen economic cooperation and support innovation among young companies in the region. Details on participants and outcomes remain limited.
- 4SCO Secretary-General Addresses Samarkand Human Rights Forum▼SCO Secretary-General Sends Video Address to 5th Samarkand Forum on Human Rights
The Secretary-General of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation delivered a video address to the 5th Samarkand Forum on Human Rights, held in Uzbekistan. The annual forum brings together officials and experts from SCO member states to discuss human rights cooperation across the Eurasian region. The address underscored the organisation's engagement with rights issues, though details of the speech's content have not been widely reported.
- 5Gap Between Diplomacy and Implementation at UN, SCO and ECO▼Three Tables, One Web: Gap Between Diplomacy & Implementation at UN, SCO, ECO
A new commentary examines how three major multilateral bodies — the United Nations, the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation and the Economic Cooperation Organisation — produce ambitious declarations on connectivity and cooperation, yet struggle to convert commitments into concrete results. The piece argues that the gap between what is agreed at the summit table and what is implemented on the ground remains the central challenge for regional and global governance, urging stronger follow-through mechanisms.