SCO and China’s Role in Economic Development: Opportunities and Challenges for Developing States
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https://doi.org/10.47205/jdss.2024(5-I)64Keywords:
China, Developing states, Economic progress, Shanghai Cooperation OrganizationAbstract
This study explores the role of China in the economic development of developing states of SCO, as well as its influence and contributions that help to formulate economic outlooks. The SCO and China’s active involvement express both challenges and opportunities for the economic development of developing states. This article investigates China’s pivotal role within SCO, emphasizing its economic initiatives such as the Belt and Road initiative’s infrastructure investment, trade facilitation, and technological collaboration. The data was collected using qualitative methods through observation, reports, articles, and case studies. These efforts have created significant opportunities including improved regional connectivity, market expansion, and access to financial resources. However, challenges such as conflicts in geopolitics, concerns about debt, lack of local capacity, domestic political instability, and others also accompany China’s economic engagements. These dynamics highlight the potential of the SCO to serve as a platform for fostering inclusive growth while addressing the inherent risks. The article concludes with high-powered recommendations for maximizing opportunities.
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