Laos officially joins the SCO as a dialogue partner, bringing the total number of like-minded nations to 27.

Armenia and Pakistan establish diplomatic relations.

More than 10 new applications from various countries to join the SCO are currently being reviewed.

Representatives of non-SCO members Malaysia and Vietnam attended.

Representatives of 10 international organizations including the UN and ASEAN were present.

Members strongly condemn acts causing civilian casualties and humanitarian disasters in Gaza.

China and Armenia established a strategic partnership.

Ten intergovernmental agreements were signed between Kyrgyzstan and China.

Members advocate creating new and modernizing existing international transport routes.

Resolution on granting the SCO an observer status within the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS);

China will increase investments and loans to partners. Calls along with others for the creation of a SCO Development Bank. (This is not the same as the New Development Bank of the BRICS+ group). -China will work with members to increase the installed capacity of solar & wind power by 10 million kilowatts each over the next 5 years.

Agreement among the member states on the SCO Anti-Drug Centre and Universal Centre for Countering Security Challenges and Threats of the SCO Member States.

Statement of the SCO Heads of State Council on effectively addressing and combating the global drug problem.