Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- Director of the Executive Committee of the RATS SCO Ruslan Mirzaev said speaking at an international conference on the results of the Samarkand SCO summit, held in Tashkent, that the SCO caravan will move on.

Mr Mirzaev emphasized that the number of participating delegations, the scale of the preparatory activities and the decisions taken in Samarkand testify to the unprecedented significance of the summit.

“The Samarkand summit confirmed the main thing - “the SCO member states are friends not against anyone, but for each other, providing support and bringing equal benefit to all participants,” he said.

According to Ruslan Mirzaev, the SCO caravan will continue moving along the planned route, providing support and bringing equal benefits to all its participants. The SCO family will continue to strengthen the traditional bonds of friendship and trade and economic ties, the director of the SCO RATS concluded.

On 15-16 September, Samarkand hosted the SCO summit, which became the largest and most influential political event in the history of the Organization.

It was attended by leaders of 14 states and heads of 10 international organizations. On the sidelines of the summit, 44 documents were signed, most of which are of a strategically important nature. They determined new vectors of multilateral cooperation of the member countries of the association in the short and medium term.