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Pakistan and China propose a new regional organization potentially replacing SAARC. A recent meeting in Kunming with Bangladesh aims to enlist South Asian nations, enhancing trade and connectivity.

China, Pakistan Consider SAARC Replacement

Pakistan and China propose a new regional group to replace SAARC for enhancing regional trade and connectivity, despite Bangladesh denying political alliance claims.

China and Pakistan propose a regional group to replace inactive SAARC, aiming for regional connectivity.

Pakistan and China are working on a proposal to establish a new regional organisation that could potentially replace the now-defunct South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC), according to a media report on Monday.
Quoting diplomatic sources familiar with the development, the Express Tribune newspaper reported that talks between Islamabad and Beijing are now at an advanced stage as both sides are convinced that a new organisation is essential for regional integration and connectivity.
Citing sources, the paper said that this new organisation could potentially replace the regional bloc SAARC, which comprises India, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, the Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
A recent trilateral meeting between Pakistan, China and Bangladesh in Kunming, China, was part of those diplomatic manoeuvres, they said, adding that its goal was to invite other South Asian countries, which were part of SAARC, to join the new grouping.
However, Bangladesh's interim government had dismissed the idea of any emerging alliance between Dhaka, Beijing and Islamabad, saying the meeting was not &ldquo;political&rdquo;.
&ldquo;We are not forming any alliance,&rdquo; foreign affairs adviser M Touhid Hossain had said.
According to sources, India would be invited to the new proposed forum, while countries like Sri Lanka, Maldives, and Afghanistan are expected to be part of the grouping.
The main purpose of the new organisation is to seek greater regional engagement through enhanced trade and connectivity, the newspaper said.
It added that if the proposal is materialised, it would replace the SAARC, which has been suspended for a long time due to the India-Pakistan conflict.
Its biennial summits have not taken place since the last one in Kathmandu in 2014.
The 2016 SAARC Summit was to be held in Islamabad. But after the terrorist attack on an Indian Army camp in Uri in Jammu and Kashmir on September 18 that year, India expressed its inability to participate in the summit due to &ldquo;prevailing circumstances&rdquo;.
The summit was called off after Bangladesh, Bhutan and Afghanistan also declined to participate in the Islamabad meet.

The meeting of the foreign ministers of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC), which was scheduled to be held here on the sidelines of the high-level 76th UN General Assembly session on Saturday, has been cancelled.
News agency ANI has reported that Pakistan wanted the Taliban to represent Afghanistan in the SAARC meet. India along with some other members objected to the proposal and due to lack of consensus or concurrence, the meeting was cancelled.
Nepal was the host of the meet, which is annually held on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
Taliban has not been recognised by India to date. The new regime in Kabul is still not recognised by the world and top cabinet ministers are blacklisted by the UN.
Reports said that the majority of members in SAARC agreed that an empty chair can be kept for Afghanistan during the meet. However, Pakistan did not agree and the meeting was called off.
The SAARC Foreign Ministers meeting, traditionally held on the sidelines of the annual UNGA session, sees the ministers of India and Pakistan come face to face for the meeting.

SAARC meet cancelled as Pakistan bats for Taliban presence: report

SAARC&nbsp;foreign ministers meet on the sidelines of UNGA&nbsp;has been cancelled after&nbsp;Pakistan&nbsp;insisted on&nbsp;the Taliban presence to represent Afghanistan, says report

SAARC meet cancelled as Pak bats for Taliban presence: report

SAARC meet cancelled as Pak bats for Taliban presence: report
Pakistan wanted Taliban to represent Afghanistan at SAARC
SAARC&nbsp;foreign ministers were scheduled to meet on Sept 25
India and other countries objected, meet called off: ANI
Most members agreed to have an empty chair for Afghanistan
SAARC foreign ministers traditionally meet on sidelines of UNGA

Reports said that the majority of members in SAARC agreed that an empty chair can be kept for Afghanistan during the meet. However, Pakistan did not agree and the meeting was called off

The meeting of the foreign ministers of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC), which was scheduled to be held here on the sidelines of the high-level 76th UN General Assembly session on Saturday, has been cancelled.
News agency ANI has reported that Pakistan wanted the Taliban to represent Afghanistan in the SAARC meet. India along with some other members objected to the proposal and due to lack of consensus or concurrence, the meeting was cancelled.
Nepal was the host of the meet, which is annually held on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
Taliban has not been recognised by India to date. The new regime in Kabul is still not recognised by the world and top cabinet ministers are blacklisted by the UN.
Reports said that the majority of members in SAARC agreed that an empty chair can be kept for Afghanistan during the meet. However, Pakistan did not agree and the meeting was called off.
The SAARC Foreign Ministers meeting, traditionally held on the sidelines of the annual UNGA session, sees the ministers of India and Pakistan come face to face for the meeting.

India raises cross-border terrorism at informal SAARC meet

India raised the issue of cross-border terrorism at the informal SAARC meeting on Thursday in which Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar addressed ministers from the region. In a tweet, Jaishankar wrote, he reaffirmed India&rsquo;s commitment to Neighbourhood First policy and towards building a connected, integrated, secure and prosperous South Asia. Earlier, MEA had said, they were looking forward to a positive and constructive discussion to take forward regional cooperation among member states for increased prosperity in South Asia.

India's focus at SAARC&nbsp;meet: cross-border terrorism
EAM&nbsp;S Jaishankar&nbsp;addresses SAARC&nbsp;meet virtually
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India raised the issue of cross-border terrorism at the informal SAARC meeting on Thursday in which Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar addressed ministers from the region. In a tweet, Jaishankar wrote, he reaffirmed India&rsquo;s commitment to Neighbourhood First policy and towards building a connected, integrated, secure and prosperous South Asia. Earlier, MEA had said, they were looking forward to a positive and constructive discussion to take forward regional cooperation among member states for increased prosperity in South Asia.

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