Vietnam Reaffirms Commitment to UNCLOS, Emphasizes Peaceful Dispute Resolution
Vietnam reiterated its consistent stance that maritime disputes must be resolved peacefully, respecting diplomatic and legal processes and international law, particularly the 1982 UNCLOS, without the use or threat of force. This comes as Vietnam presides over the opening session of the 36th Meeting of States Parties to UNCLOS.
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