During the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation protest in China, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted that “India's vision for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) is guided by three pillars, namely security, connectivity and opportunity.” During his visit to China at the SCO, PM Modi also brought to attention the importance of security, peace and stability towards the growth of countries. While also highlighting India's connectivity endeavours for Afghanistan and Central Asia, and suggesting the creation of a Civilisational Dialogue Forum. Modi focused on bringing the world cultural aspects of the SCO member countries.

Addressing the 25th meeting of the Council of Heads of State of the SCO in Tianjin, PM Modi said, "As an active and committed member of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), India has consistently played a constructive and positive role in advancing the organisation's objectives. India's engagement within the SCO framework is guided by three key pillars: S - Security, C - Connectivity, and O - Opportunity," as cited by news agency ANI. 

Putting the light on national security issues, the Indian Prime Minister underscored that security, peace, and stability serve as the foundation for the progress and development of any nation. He further said that “Achieving these goals is often hindered by significant challenges, such as terrorism and separatism. "Terrorism is not merely a threat to the security of individual states but a grave challenge to humanity as a whole," ANI reported.