SCO takes landmark stand on nuclear security as Iran comes under renewed attack
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) adopted its first dedicated declaration on nuclear safety and security at its 25th anniversary summit in Bishkek on Tuesday. The declaration, agreed upon by leaders of all 10 member states, condemns attacks on peaceful nuclear facilities and outlines practical cooperation measures.

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AI-generatedThe Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) adopted its first dedicated declaration on nuclear safety and security at its 25th anniversary summit in Bishkek on Tuesday. The declaration, agreed upon by leaders of all 10 member states, condemns attacks on peaceful nuclear facilities and outlines practical cooperation measures. It calls for enhanced collaboration on regulation, emergency response, and combating illicit trafficking of nuclear materials. The document also reaffirms that nuclear security responsibility lies with individual states. This landmark stand comes amidst tensions surrounding Iran's nuclear program and broader global nuclear governance issues.
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5 extractedThe declaration reaffirms that nuclear security responsibility rests entirely with each state.
The declaration calls for stronger cooperation on regulation, emergency response, and illicit trafficking of nuclear materials.
The document was adopted at the SCO's 25th anniversary summit in Bishkek.
The declaration condemns attacks on peaceful nuclear facilities.
SCO issued its first dedicated declaration on nuclear safety and security.