Inter-civilizational dialogue among SCO countries 2024 held in Kazakhstan
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DUSHANBE, 26.06.2024 /NIAT «Khovar»/. On June 20, more than 130 representatives from the eight member countries of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) attended the Inter-Civilizational Dialogue among SCO Countries 2024, held in Astana, capital of Kazakhstan. At the event, the attendees extensively exchanged views on a wide range of topics under the theme of “Fostering Inter-Civilizational Dialogue and Cooperation among SCO Countries and Promoting the Development and Progress of Human Civilization.”
This event featured three sub-forums focusing on think tanks, cultural heritage preservation, and youth, respectively, involving topics centered on “Future Orientation of Humanity: Condensing the Wisdom of the SCO Countries,” “Safeguarding Cultural Roots and Promoting Exchanges and Mutual Learning among Civilizations,” and “SCO’s Future: Raising the Sail of Youth.”
The attendees agreed that the Inter-Civilizational Dialogue among SCO Countries 2024 serves as a vital platform for inter-civilizational exchange and mutual learning among SCO countries, offering a favorable opportunity for these countries to progress together while advancing the Global Civilization Initiative. Additionally, the event has created a positive atmosphere for the upcoming SCO Summit in Astana.









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