Group 1 - The second Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) National Television Festival was held in Xi'an from July 15 to 17, focusing on cultural exchange and cooperation among SCO member states [1][2] - Over 300 representatives from 19 SCO member states, observer countries, and dialogue partners participated, highlighting the importance of media cooperation in enhancing mutual understanding [1][2] - The festival showcased the successful collaboration in audiovisual content, with 13 programs co-produced and over 100 Chinese works broadcast in SCO countries, while 200 works from 15 SCO countries aired in China [1][2] Group 2 - The festival featured three parallel thematic activities focusing on audiovisual industry exchange, content integration, and content trading markets, which attracted significant attention [2][3] - A notable collaboration was highlighted with the co-produced documentary "From Xi'an to Gwadar Port," which took four years to complete and covered over 60,000 kilometers, emphasizing the deepening ties between China and Pakistan [2] - The newly established content trading market saw nearly 100 industry representatives from SCO countries seeking new opportunities, indicating a growing interest in cross-border audiovisual projects [3] Group 3 - The festival released the "2025 SCO National Television Festival Joint Declaration" and over 40 cooperation achievements in the audiovisual field, covering various genres such as documentaries and animations [4] - Initiatives for deeper cooperation include joint production, platform development, and talent exchange, aiming to unlock greater potential in the audiovisual sector [4] - The SCO aims to modernize and digitalize the television industry while enhancing talent training and youth journalist exchanges, fostering a vibrant collaborative environment [4]