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The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit comes as more countries push for a greater say in decisions shaping their own regions. In an interview with CGTN reporter Li Jingjing, Pakistani politician and journalist Mushahid Hussain Syed said the days when a few Western capitals could determine the fate of other regions are over.
He pointed to the SCO as part of this shift, saying its growing role reflects a broader demand for regional countries to have a stronger voice and for cooperation to deliver tangible results. Syed said China and the Global South are on the "right side of history."
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit comes as more countries push for a greater say in decisions shaping their own regions. In an interview with CGTN reporter Li Jingjing, Pakistani politician and journalist Mushahid Hussain Syed said the days when a few Western capitals could determine the fate of other regions are over.
He pointed to the SCO as part of this shift, saying its growing role reflects a broader demand for regional countries to have a stronger voice and for cooperation to deliver tangible results. Syed said China and the Global South are on the "right side of history."