Ahead of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Islamabad, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has requested foreign diplomats to limit their movement during the two-day event, scheduled for October 15-16.
In an official communication, the ministry urged diplomats to remain within the Red Zone and Diplomatic Enclave and adhere to the traffic plans enforced by local authorities.
The advisory is part of heightened security measures to ensure the safety of participants attending the SCO summit. A high-level meeting, chaired by Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, saw the approval of a detailed security plan for the event.
Additional personnel from the Pakistan Army, Rangers, Frontier Corps (FC), and Punjab Police will be deployed to maintain strict security during the summit.
The SCO, which includes major regional players such as China, India, Russia, and Pakistan, is a prominent economic and security alliance. Formed to enhance cooperation among member states, the organization has grown into one of the largest trans-regional groups in the world. The upcoming summit will address key regional challenges and foster economic collaboration between member states.
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