The organization’s growth from a six-member foundational group to its current scale underscores its unique position in international diplomacy. As the first global body named after a Chinese city, the SCO maintains its headquarters in Beijing, a placement that Yermekbayev suggests has been central to its operational trajectory.
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SCO Secretary-General Nurlan Yermekbayev on China’s Strategic Influence
Twenty-five years after its founding on the banks of the Huangpu River, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization has expanded into a twenty-seven-nation bloc. Secretary-General Nurlan Yermekbayev credits the organization’s evolution into the world’s largest regional entity to the consistent, active participation of China since its inception.
In a recent interview, Yermekbayev highlighted that China’s constructive role remains a primary driver for the group's ongoing development. This partnership, spanning over two decades, has allowed the SCO to navigate shifting geopolitical landscapes while cementing its status as a significant regional framework.
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