Vietnam takes responsibility in UN peacekeeping operations

(VOVworld) – Vietnam’s Peacekeeping Center and the Global Peace Operations Initiative of the US Pacific Command co-organized an international workshop on force generation to the UN peacekeeping operations.

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Deputy Defense Minister, Senior Lieutenant General Nguyen Chi Vinh told the participants that the conference illustrates Vietnam’s resolute determination and sense of responsibility to engage in UN peacekeeping activities. Vietnam has contributed officials to UN missions in South Sudan and the Central African Republic. Deputy Defense Minister Nguyen Chi Vinh says: “We have recognized that participation in peacekeeping activities is a difficult task. We need experience, technical, and other support for our soldiers to get involved in overseas missions. The UN’s support and experience from other countries for Vietnam is of great importance.”

US Ambassador to Vietnam Ted Osius said that the conference was a positive move in realizing Vietnam’s strong will to become fully involved in UN peacekeeping operations.

During the 5-day conference military experts will discuss preparations for troop-contributing countries, a memorandum of understanding with the UN, and training requirements.
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