Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, who came to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit held in Tianjin, China, had a bilateral meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Shahbaz Sharif also mentioned India in this meeting. He expressed his desire to further strengthen the relations between Putin to Russia and Pakistan.

Putin said- unfortunately Pakistan …

Shahbaz Sharif said, ‘We respect your relations with India. This is absolutely fine. But we also want to have a strong relationship with Russia. When the Pakistani PM expressed his desire to increase cooperation in many areas including trade, energy, agriculture, Vladimir Putin replied to him. Putin said, ‘Unfortunately, business has decreased due to many circumstances. We will assess the situation regarding business. Unfortunately, Pakistan is facing new plagues.

Discussion about South Asia, Afghanistan

Putin said that Shahbaz Sharif said that under his leadership Pakistan will emerge from all challenges. Putin inquired about the floods in Pakistan from Shahbaz. The Russian President said that cooperation on forums like SCO is very important for regional and global stability. The two leaders also discussed issues like South Asia, Afghanistan, Middle East and Ukraine Jung.

Pak PM Shahbaz Sharif accepted Putin’s invitation to visit Russia in November and attend a meeting of heads of SCOs. In the SCO meeting, Shahbaz Sharif said that Pakistan wants a general and stable relationship with its neighbors and prioritizes dialogue rather than confrontation. Said, ‘We all respect international and bilateral treaties and hope that all members will follow the same principles.’

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Sergey lavrov on trump tariff: US President Donald Trump threatened Russia to put a 50 -day ultimatum to end 100% tariffs to end the Ukraine War. Within 24 hours of this statement, Russia replied that it is fully ready to deal with any new ban. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavarov reacted sharply to Trump’s threat during a meeting of SCO Foreign Ministers in China.

Willing to deal with new restrictions – Lavarov
Talking to reporters at the 25th Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Foreign Ministers’ meeting held in Tianjin, China, Lavrov said, “We have no doubt that we will face new restrictions.” Along with this, he questioned the intention of Trump and said, “We want to understand what spirit that the US President is inspired by the spirit.

What did Trump say?
On Monday, Donald Trump had said, if Russia does not reach any agreement to end the war in 50 days, we will put very strict tariffs- up to 100%. You can call them secondary tariffs. He further said, we are very angry with Russia. When asked about Putin, Trump said, I do not want to say that he is a killer, but he is a ‘tough man’.

Ukraine’s loss so far in war
According to the Reuters report, the US says that 12 lakh people have been injured or killed in the Ukraine War so far. However, none of Russia and Ukraine have given official numbers.

Russia’s retaliation- Ultimateum rejected
Russian Deputy Minister Ryabkov said on Tuesday, “We first want to clarify that any kind of threat or ultimatum is not acceptable for us.” Kremlin spokesman Dimitri Peskov said, the recent statement of the US President is very serious. Some of these things are directly related to President Vladimir Putin. He also said that we need some time to analyze the rhetoric coming from Washington.

S jaishankar in sco meeting: Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar on Tuesday raised the issue of terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir at a meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in Tianjin, China on Tuesday. He said that the attack on April 22 was deliberately carried out for the purpose of harming the tourism economy of Jammu and Kashmir and spreading religious partitions, in which 26 innocent people died.

“Start on terrorism”
Jaishankar clearly stated that the SCO was established to fight terrorism, separatism and extremism, and a policy that does not compromise against these dangers is necessary to remain true for this purpose.

United Nations
He said that the United Nations Security Council, including some SCO member countries, has strongly condemned the attack and emphasized the need to punish the culprits, sponsors and financers. Jaishankar said that we are meeting at a time when instability, conflict and economic crises are increasing in the world. At this time, the global system can be stabilized only with regional cooperation and mutual belief.

“World is moving towards the multi -polar world”
He said that today’s world is moving towards multi -polarity, in which effective groups like SCO are also playing an important role. Jaishankar emphasized the need for solidarity on a common agenda and said that it is necessary to take all countries along. He said, “Our ability to influence the world’s affairs will depend on how well we work on the shared agenda.”

Appeal to increase cooperation within SCO
At the end of his address, Jaishankar advocated deep cooperation within the SCO and said that if we want to be effective in shaping the affairs of the world, then we have to move collectively and unitedly.

Jaishankar to visit sco summit in china: India Foreign Minister S.K. Jaishankar can visit China in the third week of July to attend the meeting of the Foreign Ministers of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). People who know the case said, Foreign Minister can also hold a bilateral meeting with the top leaders of China during his visit to China.

Foreign Minister S.K. Jaishankar’s visit to China will be the first journey in April-May 2020 after military tension in Ladakh sector of the Line of Actual Control (LAC). After tension on LAC, bilateral relations between India and China reached the lowest level of six decades.

Last year it was agreed to end the conflict between India and China

However, there was a consensus in October last year to end this confrontation between India and China. After which External Affairs Minister S.K. Jaishankar has met his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi several times during multilateral programs.

Jaishankar can hold a bilateral meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister in Beijing

Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar is expected to hold a bilateral meeting with his Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Beijing before attending a council meeting of SCO Foreign Ministers held in Tianjin on 14 and 15 July. This meeting between the two country’s foreign ministers will be part of the series meetings running between senior officials of India and China, which aim to normalize the bilateral relations of both the country and find a solution to the long -running border dispute.

Foreign ministers of both countries can discuss many issues

In the bilateral meeting between Jaishankar and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, there is also to be a discussion on the efforts to reduce the tension on LAC and to bring back the military forces of the two countries back to the position of LAC at the time of peace and to discuss ways to normalize relations like Trade and Peepal to Peepal contact with it.

Kailash Mansarovar’s visit resumed after five years

Recently, after a gap of five years between the two countries, it has been agreed to resume the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. Apart from this, Beijing is also emphasizing on normalizing trade between the two countries and resumption of direct flights.

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