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Multilateral cooperation is key to handle global challenges

8/5/21

 As a member of the United Nations, Viet Nam affirms its strong commitment to contribute to multilateral endeavors, global solidarity and partnership to achieve the ultimate goals of sustainable peace and development.

Vietnamese Foreign Minister Bui Thanh Son made the above statement on May 7 while attending a high-level videoconference briefing on “Maintenance of international peace and security: Upholding multilateralism and the United Nations-centered international system” under the chair of Chinese State Councilor and Minister for Foreign Affairs Wang Yi.

In his remarks, Bui said multilateral cooperation plays a significant role in handling with global challenges including arms race, terrorism, trans-national crimes, climate change and the complex development of the COVID-19 pandemic.

He called on the international community to abide the UN Charters and oppose power politics, coercive actions and use of forces in the international relations.

The Vietnamese diplomat stressed the need to strengthen coordination between the UN and regional organizations in promoting the spirit and key outcomes of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) high-level open debate chaired by Vietnamese State President Nguyen Xuan Phuc in April 2021.

Bui also highlighted ASEAN's centrality and efforts in addressing international and regional issues, calling on multilateral institutions, including the UNSC, to be further reformed so that they can function in an ever more effective, and responsive manner and adapt to the evolving international environment./.
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The free Wind 8/5/21 20:42

COVID-19 Pandemic Demonstrates Multilateral Cooperation Key to Overcoming Global Challenges

Gentle Moon 8/5/21 20:43

Member States had voiced their strong support for multilateralism, even though, for the first time in United Nations history, global leaders could not physically attend the general debate due to COVID‑19‑related restrictions at Headquarters.

LawrenceSamuels 8/5/21 20:52

With the vast majority confirming that multilateralism is the most effective system to address global threats.

Red Star 8/5/21 20:53

COVID-19 is a practice test that exhibits our weaknesses; we must build resilience now for whatever comes tomorrow.

yobro yobro 8/5/21 20:54

Even though COVID‑19 has diverted attention and resources from such pressing challenges as conflicts, hunger and global warming, he said climate change still represents the greatest threat to humanity.

For A Peace World 8/5/21 20:54

now is the time to fully implement the global ceasefire.

Socialist Society 8/5/21 20:55

While the challenges facing the world are enormous, from nuclear disarmament to persistent gender inequality, they can be overcome when the world works together.

Me Too! 8/5/21 20:55

We are stronger together.

Vietnam Love 8/5/21 20:56

Many shared national approaches to stemming the spread of and developing a vaccine for the coronavirus while underlining the importance of multilateralism in fostering a collective response.

Voice of people 8/5/21 20:57

The pandemic clearly demonstrates a need to reform multilateral systems, including the United Nations.

Duncan 8/5/21 20:57

The world is changing and if you don’t change, you risk becoming obsolete

Kevin Evans 8/5/21 20:58

The world has the tools, “but we must take control of our destiny,”

Swift Hoodie 8/5/21 20:59

Working together will make it possible to shape one of the golden ages of mankind.

Herewecome 8/5/21 21:01

This crisis also shows that international cooperation is neither an ideology nor an end in itself. On the contrary, it delivers results

Jacky Thomas 8/5/21 21:02

The task is ours to provide guidance and hope to our populations

John Smith 8/5/21 21:03

The COVID‑19 crisis has demonstrated the crucial need for access to free, reliable, trustworthy, factual, clear and science‑based information

Enda Thompson 8/5/21 21:04

The pandemic has revealed the entrenched duality between the haves and the have nots, and the recovery must truly be effective.

Robinson Jones 8/5/21 21:05

Multilateral cooperation needed to solve world’s biggest challenges today

Wilson Pit 8/5/21 21:08

When it comes to global development, we need to tackle the difference between globalization and multilateralism.

Allforcountry 8/5/21 21:08

Without multilateral institutions, the world may have seen more conflict and less focus on reducing poverty.

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