No meetings scheduled between Pakistani, Indian PMs at SCO moot, clarifies FO

ISLAMABAD - Pakistani State leader Shehbaz Sharif will venture out Samarkand to go to the Shanghai Participation Association culmination, but he won't meet his Indian partner Narendra Modi.

The Service of International concerns representative on Wednesday eliminated any confusion as reports guaranteed that Pakistani and Indian Heads of the state will meet in Uzbekistan.

The Unfamiliar Office, in any case, kept up with that the Pakistani head would hold respective gatherings with other taking part pioneers uninvolved.

Worldwide pioneers including Pakistani PM, Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, and Indian PM Modi will talk about environmental change, food security and different issues on the plan.

Pioneers would audit SCO's exercises of the beyond 20 years and talk about different angles connected with multilateral collaboration as well as issues of local and worldwide significance, per reports.

SCO culmination comes when South Asian nation is confronting the most obviously terrible floods in ongoing memory that have killed in excess of 1,400 individuals, washed away domesticated animals and wraps of harvests, and obliterated key foundation the nation over.

Shanghai Participation Association is the biggest territorial alliance on the planet including eight individuals Pakistan, India, Kazakhstan, China, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan.