As Pakistan turned into a SCO part on June 9, 2017, Pakistan has the chance to improve its relations with the local nations by encouraging exchange through the Gwadar port, adding to a provincial answer for the Afghanistan issue, tending to its exacerbating vitality emergency, just as gaining from and adding to the SCO’s Regional Anti-Terrorist Structure (RATS). The member countries of the SCO are engaged in a number of projects. The biggest one are The Belt and Road Initiative and the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) that will bring prosperity and peace to the country due to fast-tracking development and resultantly will help in eliminating poverty which is one of the biggest reason behind terrorism and extremism.