Vietnam, Indonesia support long-term solutions for Bosnia–Herzegovina

	Vietnam-Indonesia cultural contest held in Central Highland City
	Vietnam-Indonesia's 65 years of enduring friendship overcoming challenges
	Vietnam reaffirms support for Mali's sovereignty and territorial integrity

Upon addressing those in attendance at the event, Ambassador Pham Hai Anh, deputy head of the Vietnam Mission to the United Nations, reaffirmed the country’s general views on chemical weapons as stated at many previous meetings, including condemnation for all uses of such weapons.

A virtual meeting of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) (Photo:VNA)

The Vietnamese diplomat stressed the importance of fully implementing the Chemical Weapons Convention, while also calling on the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) and Syria to strengthen co-operation in an effort to resolve their differences and follow the convention.

In response, Ambassador Dian Triansyah Djani, head of Indonesia’s permanent mission to the UN, hailed Bosnia-Herzegovina's recent efforts to prepare for local elections. Indeed, this has happened whilst promoting post-novel coronavirus (COVID-19) recovery with the support of the international community who are striving for long-term solutions for the Balkans country.

Ambassador Djani suggested that Bosnia-Herzegovina should enhance its leadership at a local level in terms of political processes as a means of promoting greater economic development for the benefit of its people, national unity, and for both sustainable and stable development.

Valentin Inzko, the UN Secretary General’s High Representative for Bosnia-Herzegovina, acknowledged that the signing and implementation of the Dayton Peace Agreement over the past 25 years has brought about peace to Bosnia-Herzegovina, therefore creating a framework for future development.

Participants noted that the Southeastern European nation should continue its efforts to reform and improve the lives of citizens, whilst also seeking solutions to maintain peace and stability.

On the same day, the UNSC held an online meeting aimed at discussing the implementation of Resolution 2118 regarding the issue of chemical weapons in Syria.

Why new Japanese PM Suga opts Vietnam and Indonesia for his first trip abroad? Instead of opting for US like many previous Japanese leaders, New Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga chooses Vietnam and Indonesia for his first overseas trip ...

Indonesia affirms stance on South China Sea while cooperating with China in vaccine production Cooperation with China to secure COVID-19 vaccines will not influence Indonesia’s position on the South China Sea (Bien Dong Sea), said Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno ...

Indonesia press hails Vietnam’s great efforts in COVID-19 fight CNBC Indonesia on September 25 has run an article revealing Vietnam’s secret to the success in COVID-19 combat, simultaneously provide data on Vietnam’s economic growth ...