La Chine nomme Yan Wenbin représentant spécial aux affaires de la SCO

Le gouvernement chinois a nommé l’ambassadeur Yan Wenbin comme son représentant spécial aux affaires de l’Organisation de coopération de Shanghai (SCO) et coordinateur national auprès de ce mécanisme régional. Cette désignation a été annoncée à Pékin le 14 janvier. Cette mesure vise à renforcer l’engagement de la Chine au sein de la SCO.

Dans une annonce faite à Pékin, la Chine a nommé l’ambassadeur Yan Wenbin représentant spécial du gouvernement chinois pour les questions relatives à l’Organisation de coopération de Shanghai (SCO). Il servira également de coordinateur national de la Chine auprès de cet organisme régional, qui regroupe plusieurs pays asiatiques et eurasiatiques. La SCO, créée en 2001, favorise la coopération en matière de sécurité, d’économie et de culture entre ses membres, tels que la Chine, la Russie, l’Inde et d’autres. Cette nomination souligne l’engagement continu de Pékin à renforcer les liens multilatéraux dans la région. Aucune précision supplémentaire n’a été donnée sur les tâches spécifiques de Yan Wenbin dans son nouveau rôle, mais on s’attend à ce qu’elle soutienne les priorités stratégiques de la Chine dans le cadre de la SCO. Cette désignation intervient dans un contexte de pertinence croissante de la coopération régionale, notamment en matière de stabilité et de développement économique.

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