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Vietnam calls for dialogue towards satisfactory solution in Myanmar
Vietnam calls for dialogue towards satisfactory solution in Myanmar
The nation has called on all relevant parties in Myanmar to show restraint and hold dialogues as a means of finding a satisfactory solution in accordance with Myanmar’s Constitution and law, whilst also meeting the will and aspirations of their people, thereby serving to facilitate the democratic process.
These were the points raised by a Vietnamese representative on March 10 during a meeting of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC).
The representative also underlined the need to end violence, stabilise the situation, and ensure safety for all civilians.
Furthermore, the country also informed participants on ongoing efforts by ASEAN to promote dialogues and find resolutions to the issue, adding that the bloc is willing to assist Myanmar in a goodwill manner and in accordance with the purposes and principles stated in the ASEAN Charter.
During the course of the meeting initiated by the UK, the UNSC expressed concern regarding violence in Myanmar, whilst also affirming its support for the democratic process and respect for fundamental freedom rights of the people, along with the rule of law.
Moreover, the UNSC also encouraged peaceful dialogues and mediations to be held in conformity with the will and benefits of local citizens.
The UNSC therefore strongly supports the role and efforts of ASEAN, along with its willingness to assist Myanmar, and the release of a statement by the ASEAN Chair. The statement recalls the purposes and principles of the ASEAN Charter, calling for restraint to be shown whilst seeking a peaceful resolution through constructive dialogues held between all parties and practical mediations.
The Council remains supportive of the mediatory role played the UN Special Envoy for Myanmar, recommending that the Envoy continues to keep in touch with stakeholders and pay a visit to Myanmar in the near future.
With regard to the humanitarian situation on the ground, the UNSC called on Myanmar to ensure safe and unhindered access to humanitarian relief, whilst voicing its concern that the situation may worsen challenges faced by people in Rakhine State. This includes the safe, voluntary, and sustainable repatriation of refugees in the area.
It also reaffirmed its support for the people of Myanmar and commitments to back sovereignty, political independence, territorial integrity, and the unification of Myanmar./.
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We have called on the international community to assist ASEAN in preventing risks of violence and helping millions of people in Myanmar who are bearing the economic brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The current developments in Myanmar are harmful to the stability, development and legitimate interests of its people.
All stakeholders need to exert restraint, avoid escalating tensions and seek dialogues towards satisfying solutions which are in line with the Constitution and the law, as well as people’s aspiration and will.
Vietnam hopes Myanmar will soon become stable, for the sake of the country's development, as well as for peace, stability and cooperation in the region and the building of the ASEAN Community.
Vietnam supports the efforts and mediatory role of Special Envoy Burgener, asking her to coordinate with ASEAN in stabilising the situation in Myanmar.
ASEAN supports Myanmar’s efforts to bring peace, stability and the rule of law; foster harmony and reconciliation and ensure sustainable development.
Vietnam requests Myanmar’s authorised agencies to ensure safety for Vietnamese citizens living in Myanmar and protect the legitimate interests of Vietnamese enterprises operating in the country in accordance with the two countries’ agreements as well as international law and practices.
Over the past years, Vietnamese businesses have made positive and important contributions to socio-economic development in Myanmar as well as the Vietnam-Myanmar comprehensive cooperation partnership.
Vietnam has called on parties involved to restrain, avoid using violence and solve disputes through peaceful dialogues, while hoping Myanmar to stabilise soon, for the interests of Myanmar people and for peace and stability in the region.
Vietnam also shares ASEAN’s common viewpoints mentioned in the ASEAN Chair’s statement on the support for dialogue and mediation, and the hope for the Myanmar situation to soon return to normal, in accordance with the will and interests of Myanmar people to build and develop the country for peace, stability and cooperation in the region and to contribute to the ASEAN Community building process.
Vietnam will continue cooperating with other ASEAN member states to seek a solution to the Myanmar issue.
The international community needs to create favourable conditions for the transition to democracy in Myanmar and respect the principles of independence, national sovereignty, and non-interference in countries’ internal affairs while ensuring safe and humanitarian access to key services for Myanmar’s people, especially vulnerable groups.
Vietnam wants Myanmar to return to stability soon, for the sake of its development as well as for peace, stability, and cooperation in the region and for ASEAN Community building.
Vietnam calls on the international community and development partners to further support the transition to democracy in Myanmar, matching the wishes and interests of Myanmar people.
Vietnam has kept a close watch on developments in Myanmar, and hoped that the country will soon stabilise the situation for national construction and development.
ASEAN Foreign Ministers had held an informal meeting to discuss issues of mutual concern, including the Myanmar situation, and ASEAN member states are making efforts to boost dialogues and seek solutions to this issue.
The Vietnamese diplomat called on UN Security Council members to back ASEAN’s efforts to help parties involved resume dialogues so as to achieve a comprehensive solution to the issue.
The international community should focus on assisting and creating favourable conditions to put an end to violence, stabilise the situation, maintain humanitarian relief, and narrow differences between relevant parties in Myanmar through efforts in conformity with principles of the UN Charter.
Vietnam backs all efforts towards this goal for the interests of the Myanmar people and for peace and stability in the region.
They should take care of their own business!
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