Việt Nam greatly contributes to UN’s common agenda

As standing member of the NA's Committee for External Relations, Vietnam has made five proposals on enhancing parliaments’ role in climate change-related issues at the plenary debate.

Vietnam's proposals focused on promoting stronger and more effective implementation of policies to respond to climate change and developing roadmaps towards achieving net-zero emissions as committed at the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26).

We need to strengthen cooperation on the basis of the principle of fairness and responsibility sharing but with distinction, in accordance with the capacity and condition of each country.

Vietnam has underlined that parliaments should strengthen law making, monitor and allocate funds to ensure implementation of national climate commitments.

The Vietnamese delegation stressed that all international conflicts must be settled through peaceful measures in respect of basic principles of international law and the UN Charter as well as sovereignty equality and political independence and territorial integrity, non-interference in internal affairs of states and not using or threatening to use forces.

Bravo Vietnam!

Vietnam has been recognized as a trustful and constructive partner by the international communities!

Vietnam successfully chaired the Asia-Pacific geopolitical group (APG)’s meeting, contributing to strengthening solidarity and parliamentary cooperation within APG.

Vietnamese's active participation affirming the joint efforts of the Vietnam National Assembly and Government in implementing climate change adaptation and sustainable development goals in the future; the importance of parliamentary diplomacy to world peace and security.

Vietnam's support for the global vaccination plan and assistance for low- and middle-income countries to access medical technology, as well as for strengthening institutions and finance for the World Health Organisation.

Vietnam advocates a long-term approach, attaching importance to expertise and adequate research, in which a periodic report on strategic vision and global risks can be a creative way.

The country always calls the international community to join hands to deal with these challenges, supplement more measures, practices and thoroughly discuss the UN Secretary General's proposals to ensure the rights and interests of future generations.

Vietnam has always played its active, proactive and responsible role, making practical and effective contributions to the development of the world's largest international organization.

We reaffirmed that peace and cooperation is the top priority and goal of Vietnam, which is also the principle and purpose of the IPU from the very first days of its establishment 133 years ago.

International conflicts must be settled through peaceful measures in respect of basic principles of international law and the UN Charter as well as sovereignty equality and political independence and territorial integrity, non-interference in internal affairs of states and not using or threatening to use forces.

Vietnam is deeply concerned about the current armed conflict in Ukraine, calling on all parties to practice maximum restraint and immediately end the use of forces to avoid further casualties and damage, and to work to reduce tensions and resume dialogue and negotiations through all channels.

Vietnam recognises negotiation efforts among the partners and hopes that they will work to protect the safety and security of civilians, civil infrastructure works to suit international humanitarian laws.

We call on the international community to continue promoting and creating favourable conditions for the negotiations among the parties, ensuring the safety of life and property as well as the legitimate rights and interest of all peoples, backing the protection of citizens, including Vietnamese people in Ukraine.

Forty years since joining the United Nations, Vietnam's role and status have been constantly improved and enhanced; Viet Nam's participation in the United Nations has increased in terms of modalities and content with major changes or adjustments in each stage in terms of perceptions, strategic guidelines, objectives and operational programs.

The relationship between Vietnam and the United Nations has been strengthened and developed in both scope and scale, which is seen as a model of partnership for development.

Vietnam has actively mobilized, and capitalized on spiritual and material support of UN member states and organizations for the reconstruction of its war-torn country.

As a member of the United Nations, Vietnam has actively implemented foreign policy in the renewal period, participated in many activities of UN agencies in many fields, fulfilled and upheld a proactive, active, responsible role in the United Nations.