Vietnam Reaffirms Commitment to Multilateralism at UNGA 81
Vietnam reaffirmed its strong commitment to multilateralism and international cooperation through its participation in the 81st UN General Assembly (UNGA 81). The nation emphasized the central role of the UN in addressing global challenges and aims to contribute to peace and development.
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