Vietnam calls on stakeholders to work for Haiti’s future
Ambassador Dang Dinh Quy, head of the Vietnamese mission to the United Nations, has urged all stakeholders to join constructive dialogues to seek for a comprehensive measure for Haiti, which has been in unstable socio-political situation in the past two years.
Attending the United Nations Security Council (UNSC)’s video teleconference meeting on October 5, Quy voiced his concern over challenges and instability in Haiti, particularly as the COVID-19 pandemic has clobbered the nation.
He called on all parties to agree on the electoral process and framework, including the calendar and the composition of the Electoral Council.
Touching on gang violence, he laid stress on the significance of protecting vulnerable groups like women and children.
The international community should enhance technical assistance and protective measures for Haiti in this tough time, he added.
The Vietnamese diplomat hailed the United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti (BINUH) for its support for Haiti, and expressed support for the renewal of BINUH’s mandate.
He also committed support to the UN General Secretary’s call to handle Haiti’s challenges towards the sustainable development goals in the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
At the event, members of the UNSC strongly condemned violence and attacks targeted at women and children, and asked competent sides to promote dialogue for the upcoming election.
They spoke highly of the BINUH’s support for the political transformation, highlighting Haiti needs to step up constitutional reform while the international community should continue supports for the country to settle current difficulties.
