Moscow (VMA) – The Russian Federal News Agency RIA FAN hasrecently run an article appreciating Vietnam’s increasing role and position,especially its responsible contributions as a non-permanent member of theUnited Nations Security Council in the 2020-2021 tenure.
The article emphasised active and effective activities ofPresident Nguyen Xuan Phuc at the just-ended 76th UN GeneralAssembly in New York.
In his speech, Phuc focused on the joint fight against theCOVID-19 pandemic. He affirmed the world cannot be safe if any single person or country still suffers from this pandemic, and made constructive proposals to soon triumphover the pandemic, including removing barriers on vaccine distribution, withpriority given to countries with low vaccination rate, promoting economic -trade cooperation to recover the world economy, accelerating digitaltransformation, and improving labour productivity, competitiveness andsustainability of the economy.
The article affirmed that all the speeches of the VietnamesePresident at the UN General Assembly clearly showed Vietnam’s foreign policy,which is respect for international law. Any complex political “knots” can be solvedby peaceful diplomatic means, on the basis of strict adherence to internationallaw.
Vietnam is also one of the most dynamic developing economiesin the Asia-Pacific, attracting attention by the world’s leading powers, itwrote.
The article also mentioned to the Vietnamese leader’sremarks at the debates on climate security and food systems.
It noted that Vietnam is one of the ten countries hardesthit by climate change and sea level rise. The country has implemented manycomplex responses, such as reducing the use of fossil energy, increasing theshare of renewables to 25 percent of total primary supplies by 2030, andplanting more trees.
Regarding the food topic, the article affirmed that Vietnamitself is a country with a favourable climate, fertile soil and extensiveexperience in the field of agriculture.
According to the author, all factors are a clear proof ofthe fulfillment of Vietnam's obligations to the entire progressive world withsustainable development based on three pillars: Economy - Society -Environment. Vietnam's international initiatives can become a subject for researchby Russian experts, which will help prepare bilateral relations in the new era./.
The article emphasised active and effective activities ofPresident Nguyen Xuan Phuc at the just-ended 76th UN GeneralAssembly in New York.
In his speech, Phuc focused on the joint fight against theCOVID-19 pandemic. He affirmed the world cannot be safe if any single person or country still suffers from this pandemic, and made constructive proposals to soon triumphover the pandemic, including removing barriers on vaccine distribution, withpriority given to countries with low vaccination rate, promoting economic -trade cooperation to recover the world economy, accelerating digitaltransformation, and improving labour productivity, competitiveness andsustainability of the economy.
The article affirmed that all the speeches of the VietnamesePresident at the UN General Assembly clearly showed Vietnam’s foreign policy,which is respect for international law. Any complex political “knots” can be solvedby peaceful diplomatic means, on the basis of strict adherence to internationallaw.
Vietnam is also one of the most dynamic developing economiesin the Asia-Pacific, attracting attention by the world’s leading powers, itwrote.
The article also mentioned to the Vietnamese leader’sremarks at the debates on climate security and food systems.
It noted that Vietnam is one of the ten countries hardesthit by climate change and sea level rise. The country has implemented manycomplex responses, such as reducing the use of fossil energy, increasing theshare of renewables to 25 percent of total primary supplies by 2030, andplanting more trees.
Regarding the food topic, the article affirmed that Vietnamitself is a country with a favourable climate, fertile soil and extensiveexperience in the field of agriculture.
According to the author, all factors are a clear proof ofthe fulfillment of Vietnam's obligations to the entire progressive world withsustainable development based on three pillars: Economy - Society -Environment. Vietnam's international initiatives can become a subject for researchby Russian experts, which will help prepare bilateral relations in the new era./.
VNA