Group 1 - The 2025 Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit will be held in Tianjin, marking China's fifth time hosting the event and expected to be the largest since the organization's inception [1] - Over 20 foreign leaders and 10 international organization heads will gather to discuss the development blueprint for the SCO [1] Group 2 - Emin Aliyev, editor of Azerbaijan's Trend News Agency, emphasizes the importance of the Belt and Road Initiative, predicting it will become a mainstream global pathway, with a fivefold increase in transit transport through Azerbaijan over the past two years [3] - Aliyev expresses confidence in Azerbaijan's cooperation with China, highlighting the country's potential as a peaceful transit hub for goods and logistics between East and West [3] - Kornilov Andrei from Russia focuses on security cooperation between China and Russia, considering it paramount alongside economic collaboration [3] Group 3 - Andrei shares a positive impression of Tianjin, noting the warm welcome and the popularity of Chinese electric vehicles in Russia, which hold a significant market share [4] - Andrei hopes for the continuation of the "warm and pleasant" relationship between China and Russia [5] Group 4 - Nelson Pancini de Sá, a journalist from Brazil, seeks to see elements of the BRICS in the SCO summit, viewing Tianjin as a vital link for Brazilian exports to China [6][7] - Although Brazil is not a member of the SCO, Sá expresses interest in the summit, noting the presence of three founding BRICS countries and envisioning the SCO's growth into a global organization [8]