From Kerala Streets to the SCO Summit: India’s Hopes for Regional Ties
As leaders prepare for the 24th SCO Heads of State Council meeting in Astana this week, residents of Thiruvananthapuram—capital of India’s southern Kerala state—are sharing their vision for the bloc’s future. 🌍
Josekutty, a local resident, told CGTN that SCO-driven connections to Central Asia could unlock game-changing opportunities: “It’s not just about politics—this is about creating roads for trade, ideas, and progress.” 🚛💡
Students Eye a Borderless Future
Amina, a University of Kerala student, highlighted the bloc’s untapped potential: “Imagine swapping K-pop dance moves in Delhi while selling Kerala spices in Kazakhstan! SCO can make our economies and cultures click like never before.” 🌶️🎶
With India pushing for stronger Eurasian ties, expectations are sky-high among young professionals and entrepreneurs. Will this summit deliver the #ConnectivityBoom they’re dreaming of? Stay tuned! 📈
