Vietnam calls for end to conflict in Ukraine
VOV.VN - Ambassador Dang Hoang Giang, permanent representative of Vietnam to the UN, has underlined the need to give the top priority to ending the conflict, restoring peace, and ensuring both security and safety for civilians and civil infrastructure facilities in Ukraine.
Upon addressing the UN General Assembly’s 11th Emergency Special Session on the Ukrainian situation on November 14, Ambassador Giang said that the parties involved must persistently promote dialogues and negotiations in order to find a long-term peaceful solution to disagreements. This should be done on the basis of conformity and respect for international law and the UN Charter, with their legitimate interests and concerns being taken into account for the sake of peace and stability throughout the region and the wider world.
Having undergone struggles for national independence and independence which lasted for decades, Vietnam is fully aware of the importance of overcoming the consequences of war in order to reconstruct the country, maintain sustainable peace and stabilise people's lives, he said.
Due to the historical impact of these events, Vietnam believes that in all conflicts, relevant parties and international partners should make every effort in order to contribute to the settlement of war consequences in accordance with international law, he stressed.
Underscoring the importance of ensuring the urgent humanitarian needs of people on the ground, the Vietnamese representative stated that the support of the international community is vital. Ambassador Giang went on to affirm Vietnamese willingness to make active contributions to the diplomatic process, as well as reconstruction and recovery in Ukraine.
During the course of the session, the UN General Assembly adopted a text titled “Furtherance of remedy and reparation for aggression against Ukraine” with 94 votes in favour, 14 against, and 73 abstentions.