18th SCO summit in Qingdao,CHINA

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Pakistani President Mamnoon Hussain met in 18th SCO summit in Qingdao.
After engaging with China in Wuhan and Qingdao, India appeared to be rebalancing its ties with Pakistan in order to build bridges with Eurasia, within the framework of the eight-nation SCO.
India is exploring the possibility of connectivity to Central Asia through the Pakistan-Afghan corridor, under the SCO framework.
SCO has resolved to fight terrorism, separatism and extremism with a renewed vigour in the next three years, and called for a unified global counter-terrorism front under the coordination of the UN [UN Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism].
In the summit, the leaders also talked about the special role of the SCO Regional Anti-Terrorist Structure in the fight against “the three evils” — terrorism, extremism and separatism — to ensure regional security.

About SCO

SCO is a Eurasian political, economic, and military organisation.
It was founded in 2001 in Shanghai by the leaders of China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan.
The headquarters in Beijing, China.
June 2017, at a summit in Astana, India and Pakistan officially joined SCO as full-fledged members.
Currently, China is the host and chair of the SCO.

PM Modi also spelt out his new mantra applicable to the SCO, which he termed as SECURE:

FACT:

India and Pakistan relations have been strained after an attack on an Army camp in Uri in Jammu and Kashmir by Pakistan-based terror organisations in 2016.

Article link: India rebalancing ties with Pak. to open path to Eurasia