SCO member countries sign resolutions, anti-terrorism agreements
15/6/2006 15:18
Shanghai Cooperation Organization member countries today signed ten
documents on information security, anti-terrorism, economic and financial
cooperation at a summit meeting.
The documents include a declaration on the
fifth anniversary of the SCO founding, a statement on international information
security, a resolution on SCO secretary-general and another on the secretariat,
a resolution on fighting terrorism, separatism and extremism from 2007 to 2009,
an agreement on joint anti-terrorism actions among member countries, and an
agreement on cutting off the infiltration channels of terrorists, separatists
and extremists.
In addition, there are an agreement on inter-governmental
education cooperation, a resolution on the SCO Entrepreneurs' Committee, and an
action guideline for the SCO banks consortium.
The SCO is an
intergovernmental organization founded in Shanghai on June 15, 2001, by China,
Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
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