Vietnam Reinforces Commitment to Non-Proliferation and Disarmament

Vietnam is advancing legislation to prevent the proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) and reaffirming its commitment to international disarmament efforts. The draft law outlines principles, measures, policies, and responsibilities for state agencies, organizations, and individuals in preventing WMD proliferation, applicable to both Vietnamese and foreign entities operating or residing in Vietnam. Furthermore, Vietnam has expressed support for efforts to prevent the use of cluster munitions and uphold anti-personnel mine bans, reflecting its active contribution to maintaining peace and security. The nation is strongly committed to global initiatives on nuclear non-proliferation and ensuring the right of all countries to develop and utilize nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. These initiatives underscore Vietnam's resolve to contribute to global peace and stability as a responsible member of the international community. Under its one-party system, Vietnam prioritizes national security and international cooperation, viewing WMD non-proliferation as crucial for regional and global security. The country also emphasizes border peace and stability in its relations with China, fostering stronger cooperative ties with neighboring nations. As Vietnam continues its economic growth, it aims to enhance its international standing and achieve sustainable development through cooperation with the global community and contributions to security.