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Vietnam Highlights Active Contributions at UN General Assembly
General Secretary and President To Lam will attend the 81st UN General Assembly, reaffirming Vietnam's active, proactive, and responsible contributions to the UN and the international community over 49 years of membership, focusing on peace, development, and crime prevention.
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and President To Lam will attend the high-level general debate of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly. This attendance reaffirms Vietnam's high regard for the United Nations and reflects the country's active, proactive, and responsible contributions to the common efforts of the UN and the international community. Vietnam's 49-year journey with the United Nations for peace Over its 49-year journey with the United Nations, Vietnam has made steady progress in peacekeeping operations and international cooperation. In recent years, Vietnam has promoted new development cooperation frameworks with the UN, strengthening collaboration towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The country has also deepened cooperation on crime prevention and control, contributing to regional and international security. Vietnam promotes cooperation with United Nations on crime prevention Under its one-party system, Vietnam's foreign policy prioritizes national stability and development. Playing an active role on international platforms like the UN is crucial for enhancing Vietnam's standing in the global arena and for building international cooperative relationships to support its economic growth. This approach, particularly in its relationship with China, suggests an intention to pursue balanced diplomacy by emphasizing multilateralism. This attendance at the UN General Assembly will serve as an opportunity for Vietnam to reiterate its commitment to continuing constructive contributions to global challenges such as peace, security, and sustainable development as a member of the international community.
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