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UNFPA calls for prioritizing sexual and reproductive health and rights for all (Source: UNFPA)  Hanoi (VNA) - UNFPA Representative in Vietnam Naomi Kitahara has granted an interview to the Vietnam News Agency on the occasion of the World Population Day (July 11). The following is the full text of the interview. Q1: Please share with us the key message of the World Population Day this year? A1: In this second year of COVID-19, we are in an in-between state, where parts of the world are emerging with a relief and a hope to go back to the normalcy, while others are still in a battle with the

Caitlin Wiesen, UNDP Resident Representative in Vietnam. (Photo: VNA) Hanoi (VNA) – The mine action sector in Vietnam is blessed with a strong and genuine partnership between the government and development partners, and the important progress made over the past few years is a clear indicator that it is indeed feasible for it to think big and make ambitious yet realistic strategies and plans to reach the finish line. In an exclusive writing to the Vietnam News Agency ahead of the upcoming Vietnamese-led United Nations Security Council (UNSC) open debate on April 8 titled “ Mine action and...

Wednesday, 22:04, 07/04/2021 The Vietnamese Office for Seeking Missing Persons (VNOSMP) held a ceremony to commemorate 16 victims (nine Vietnamese and seven Americans) of a helicopter accident that happened 20 years ago during activities of searching for US soldiers missing in action in Vietnam. Addressing the event, Le Chi Dung, head of the Department of American Affairs under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Director of VNOSMP highlighted that the Vietnamese martyrs’ sacrifice showed the traditional tolerance and humanity of the Vietnamese people. It contributed to the developmen...

WASHINGTON — For Gen. Mark Milley, the Pentagon ceremony Wednesday was personal. Twenty years ago, Milley stood on an airfield in Hawaii to see home the bodies of Army Lt. Cols. Ronnie Cory and George Martin, two men he had served with who died on a mission to help bring home the remains of fallen service members from the Vietnam war. “The progress they achieved down to the very last action, their very last breath to fulfill the sacred promise of never leaving a fallen comrade behind is unbelievably humbling to all of us that are still alive,” the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Sta...