Highlights
- The SCO Bishkek summit approved 28 documents advancing trade, investment, energy, and supply-chain cooperation without forming a formal critical-minerals cartel.
- Xi Jinping called for SCO cooperation in energy, resources, and green mining, reinforcing China's dominant role in rare-earth processing and permanent magnets.
- Western nations face a growing Eurasian economic sphere capable of moving strategic materials from mine to factory with reduced reliance on Western-controlled institutions.
- India-China tensions complicate SCO unity, but the broader architecture of resource, processing, and logistics integration continues to take shape.
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