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On the sidelines of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, a video is doing rounds on the internet of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stuggling with the headphone as he sits across Russian President Vladmir Putin for a meeting.
Soon after the video circulated, it divided the netizens with some calling it Sharif's 'awkward not embarassing moment.' A user remarked it as a generational gap adding that Pakistan PM's league of individuals struggle with technology.
Another user questioned why there the premiers of nation could not speak in a common language.
Visibly consicous Sharif in the video is seen fixing the headphones which kep falling from behind his ear. After several failed attempts, he asks, " Can somebody help me?"
Russian President Vladiir Putin  on the other hand is smilingly wating for the headphones to be fixed before the two leaders begin their discussion.
The SCO is holding its first in-person summit in Samarkand in Uzbekistan after two years. The summit will also see the participation of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Uzbekistan's historic city of Samarkand on Thursday to attend the SCO summit, which is set to deliberate on regional security challenges, boosting trade and energy supplies among other issues.

WATCH: Pak PM struggles with earphones at SCO; netizens call him 'tech challenged'

The SCO is holding its first in-person summit in Samarkand in Uzbekistan after two years. The summit will also see the participation of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

The SCO is holding its first in-person summit in Samarkand in Uzbekistan after two years. The summit will also see the participation of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

On the sidelines of ongoing Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, a video is doing rounds of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif struggling with the earphone as he sits across Russian President Vladmir Putin for a meeting.
Soon after the video circulated, it divided netizens with some calling it Sharif's 'awkward not embarassing moment.' A user remarked it as a generational gap adding that Pakistan PM's league of individuals struggle with technology.
Another user questioned why the premiers of different nations could not speak in a common language.
Visibly consicous Sharif in the video is seen fixing the headphones which kept falling from behind his ear. After failed attempts, he asks, " Can somebody help me?"
Russian President Vladimir Putin on the other hand is smilingly waiting for the device to be fixed before the two leaders began their discussion.
The SCO is holding its first in-person summit in Samarkand in Uzbekistan after two years. The summit will also see the participation of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Uzbekistan's historic city of Samarkand on Thursday to attend the SCO summit, which is set to deliberate on regional security challenges, boosting trade and energy supplies among other issues.

 Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday held talks on the sidelines of the annual summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO).
It is the first meeting between the two leaders after the Ukraine conflict broke out in February this year.
It is learnt that the two leaders discussed bilateral, regional and global issues.
India has not yet criticised Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. New Delhi has been pushing for resolution of the crisis through dialogue.

SCO Summit 2022: PM Modi meets Putin, tells him 'it is not an era of war'

It is the first meeting between the two leaders after the Ukraine conflict broke out in February this year.

&nbsp;Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday pushed Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the conflict in Ukraine, saying "today's era is not of war" even as he called for finding ways to address the global food and energy security crisis.
Modi also underlined the importance of democracy, dialogue and diplomacy during a bilateral meeting with Putin that took place on the sidelines of the annual summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) in this Silk Road city.
"Today the biggest worry before the world, especially developing countries, is food security, fuel security, fertilisers. We must find ways on these problems and you will also have to consider it. We will get an opportunity to talk about these issues," Modi said in his opening remarks.
On his part, Putin told Modi that he was aware of India's concerns over the Ukraine conflict and that Russia will do everything possible to end it as soon as possible.
"I know about your position on the conflict in Ukraine. I know about your concerns. I know that you share these concerns and we all want an end to all of these as soon as possible," Putin said in his televised opening remarks at the meeting.
The Russian President said Ukraine has refused to engage in the negotiation process and it wants to achieve its "objectives on the battlefield militarily." "We will keep you abreast of everything that is happening over there," Putin conveyed to Modi.
Following the meeting, Modi described the talks as "wonderful".
"Had a wonderful meeting with President Putin. We got the opportunity to discuss furthering India-Russia cooperation in sectors such as trade, energy, defence and more. We also discussed other bilateral and global issues," he tweeted.
In his opening remarks, President Putin said the ties between India and Russia continued to develop "very rapidly" and both sides are actively engaged at international platforms on key issues.
"It is important that we constantly coordinate our positions," he said.
In his remarks, Modi flagged concerns over food security, energy security, fertiliser supplies and said "we must find ways and you will also have to consider it." The prime minister said he is thankful to Russia and Ukrain for facilitating rescue of Indian students from various areas of Ukraine in the initial phase of the conflict.
"I know today's era is not of war. We discussed this issue with you on phone several times, that democracy, diplomacy and dialogue touch the entire world. We will have the opportunity to talk today about how we can move forward on the road of peace in the coming days," Modi said.
The prime minister said ties between India and Russia have strengthened manifold and New Delhi values its relationship with Moscow.
"Ties between India and Russia have grown manifold. We give importance to the relationship as we have been friends who have stayed together for many decades and the world knows what Russia's relations with India have been and what India's relationship with Russia have been. The world knows that this is an unbreakable friendship," Modi said.
The prime minister hoped that the talks would strengthen bilateral ties and help fulfil aspirations of the world.
In his remarks, Putin also talked about his "warm memories" of visiting India in December last year and invited Modi to visit Russia.
In a tweet, the prime minister's office described the talks as "productive" "The two leaders had productive discussions on a wide range of subjects aimed at further strengthening India-Russia ties," it said on Twitter.
In the last few months, India has increased the import of discounted crude oil from Russia notwithstanding increasing disquiet over it by several Western powers.
India's crude oil imports from Russia have jumped over 50 times since April and now it makes up for 10 per cent of all crude bought from overseas.
Last month, Russian Ambassador Denis Alipov said Russia appreciates India for not supporting attempts to isolate it in multilateral forums and that bilateral trade between the two countries is on an upswing.
India has not yet condemned the Russian invasion of Ukraine and it has been maintaining that the crisis must be resolved through diplomacy and dialogue.&nbsp;

SCO Summit 2022 : Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Uzbekistan's historic city of Samarkand on Thursday to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit.

SCO Summit 2022 : PM Narendra Modi in Uzbekistan for SCO summit: what to expect

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Uzbekistan's historic city of Samarkand to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit, which is set to deliberate on regional security challenges, boosting trade and energy supplies among other issues.

PM Modi in Uzbekistan for SCO summit: what to expect

Launched in Shanghai in June 2001, the SCO has eight full members, including its six founding members, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. India and Pakistan joined as full members in 2017.&nbsp;

SCO Summit 2022 : Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Uzbekistan's historic city of Samarkand on Thursday to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit, which is set to deliberate on regional security challenges, boosting trade and energy supplies among other issues.
The SCO is holding its first in-person summit in Samarkand in Uzbekistan after two years. The summit will also see the participation of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/pm-modi-putin-likely-to-meet-this-week-on-sidelines-of-sco-summit-1663140773376">Russian President Vladimir Putin </a>and Chinese President <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/china-warns-against-taiwan-interference-in-2-hour-talk-between-joe-biden-and-xi-jinping-1659059300308">Xi Jinping</a>.
"Landed in Samarkand to take part in the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/ahead-of-sco-summit-india-and-china-begin-disengagement-in-eastern-ladakh-1662651734756">SCO Summit</a>," Modi tweeted.
At the airport, he was welcomed by Uzbek counterpart Abdulla Aripov, ministers, Governor of Samarkand region and senior officials.
Modi is also expected to hold bilateral meetings on the sidelines of the summit, including with Putin, and Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev among other leaders.
"At the SCO Summit, I look forward to exchanging views on topical, regional and international issues, the expansion of SCO and further deepening of multifaceted and mutually beneficial cooperation within the Organisation," Modi said in a pre-departure statement.
"Under the Uzbek chairship, a number of decisions for mutual cooperation are likely to be adopted in areas of trade, economy, culture and tourism," he said.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/pm-narendra-modi-hails-bangladesh-says-it-is-our-biggest-development-and-trade-partner-1662460745053">Narendra Modi</a> said he was also looking forward to meeting President Mirziyoyev.
"I fondly recall his visit to India in 2018. He also graced the Vibrant Gujarat Summit as Guest of Honour in 2019. In addition, I will hold bilateral meetings with some of the other leaders attending the summit," Modi said.
There is no confirmation over his possible bilateral with Xi.
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is also attending the summit.
"We will keep you fully apprised when the PM's schedule of bilateral meetings unfolds," Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra told reporters in New Delhi on Thursday when asked if Modi and Xi will have a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the summit.
Kwatra also said the Prime Minister's participation in the summit was a reflection of the importance that India attaches to the SCO and its goals.
The summit of the eight-nation influential grouping is taking place amid the growing geo-political turmoil largely triggered by the Russian invasion of Ukraine and China's aggressive military posturing in the Taiwan Strait.
According to reports in Russian and Iranian media, Modi will hold separate bilateral meetings with Putin and Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi.
The SCO summit in Samarkand will have two sessions -- one restricted session which is only meant for the SCO member states and then there will be an extended session that is likely to see the participation of the observers and the special invitees of the chair country.
Launched in Shanghai in June 2001, the SCO has eight full members, including its six founding members, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/china-approves-world-s-first-inhaler-covid-19-vaccine-1662474509513">China</a>, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. India and Pakistan joined as full members in 2017.&nbsp;
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday reiterated to make India a manufacturing hub in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war which has caused global supply-chain disruptions.

SCO Summit 2022: we want to transform India into a manufacturing hub, says PM Narendra Modi

PM Modi speaks at SCO Summit
We want to transform India into a manufacturing hub: PM
Covid and Ukraine crisis caused disruption in global supply chain

Highlighting the country's economic stability, he said India has more than 70,000 startups and over 100 unicorns.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday reiterated to make India a manufacturing hub in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war which has caused global supply-chain disruptions.
"The world is overcoming the COVID-19 pandemic. Several disruptions occurred in the global supply chain because of the COVID and Ukraine crisis. We want to transform India into a manufacturing hub," PM Modi said while addressing extended format of the 22nd Summit of the Council of Heads of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Member States (SCO-CoHS) in Uzbekistan's Samarkand.
Highlighting the country's economic stability, he said India has more than 70,000 startups and over 100 unicorns. "We are focussing on a people-centric development model. We are supporting innovation in every sector. Today, there are more than 70,000 start-ups and over 100 unicorns in our country," said PM Modi.
"India's economy is expected to grow at a rate of 7.5 per cent this year. I'm glad that ours is one of the fastest growing economies among the largest economies of the world," he added. The Prime Minister also raised the issue of "transit rights" of food supplies between the neighbouring nations highlighting that it took many months for India to send supplies to Afghanistan via Pakistan.
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The SCO Summit usually has 2 sessions - a restricted session, only for the SCO member states, and then an extended session which includes participation by observers and special invitees.

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