-Turkish president expresses interest in joining China-led SCO
- Erdogan also said he may meet with Syria’s president Al-Assad
Turkey, a NATO member, wants to join the China-led Shanghai Cooperation Organization as a member, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said after attending the SCO summit in Kazakhstan.
“We want to further develop our relations with Russia and China within the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. We believe they should accept us not just as a dialogue partner but as a member like the others,” Erdogan said, according to minutes of his interview with a group of journalists, as reported by NTV news channel. He said a membership could take some time.
🔗SOURCE ➡️ Bloomberg (link in tweet)
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As part of the effort to form prosperous economic alliances, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has shown interest in joining China’s Shanghai Cooperation Council (SCO) and is set to attend the bloc’s meeting in Kazakhstan next week.
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"Columnist at Foreign Policy and fellow for international political economy at the Council on Foreign Relations, Zongyuan Zoe Liu, published the following article in September of 2022
”China Is Quietly Trying to Dethrone the Dollar”...
”Regional groups and small banks are helping insulate Beijing against sanctions.
At their recent summit in Uzbekistan, members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO)—a prominent regional organization led by China and Russia—agreed on a road map to expanding trade in local currencies. A road map for using local currencies in trade and developing alternative payment and settlement systems has been part of the SCO’s economic plan for years.
This agenda is in line with individual policies on the part of the group’s most prominent members, including Russia’s attempt to cushion the blow of Western sanctions, China’s deteriorating relations with the United States, India’s use of nondollar currencies in its trade with Russia, and Iran’s recent proposal for a single SCO currency."
...As you can see the first quarter of 2023 saw rapid momentum in expression of interest to join BRICS. More countries sought to coordinate intentions to join BRICS+ as well as seeking greater cooperation with alternative institutions challenging the west such as the Shanghai Cooperation Organization(SCO) and New Development Bank(NDB).
....And interest in BRICS and BRICS adjacent organizations such as the Shanghai Cooperative Organisation (SCO) and New Development Bank(NDB) would keep growing, as would bilateral trade in national currencies.
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