【hạng 2 thụy sĩ】ASEAN appreciates Japan's role in regional co
ASEAN appreciates Japan's role in regional co-operation
October 15,hạng 2 thụy sĩ 2020 - 08:52 High-ranking officials from ASEAN member countries spoke highly of Japan’s role in regional co-operation, making contributions to common peace, stability and prosperity at the 35th ASEAN-Japan Forum on Wednesday.
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Head of Việt Nam's ASEAN SOM Nguyễn Quốc Dũng and Takeo Mori, Senior Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan, on Wednesday chaired the 35th ASEAN-Japan Forum held in the form of a video conference. — VNA/VNS Photo Lâm Khánh |
HÀ NỘI — High-ranking officials from ASEAN member countries spoke highly of Japan’s role in regional co-operation, contributing to common peace, stability and prosperity at the 35th ASEAN-Japan Forum on Wednesday.
The virtual forum was co-chaired by Vietnamese Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Nguyễn Quốc Dũng and his Japanese counterpart Takeo Mori.
Speaking on behalf of Việt Nam, which acts as the co-ordinating country for ASEAN-Japan relations in the 2018-21 term, Deputy Foreign Minister Dũng, who is also head of Việt Nam's ASEAN SOM, appreciated progress made in ASEAN-Japan partnership despite challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
He proposed the two sides continue to work closely to soon establish ASEAN’s Centre for Disease Control, reduce negative impacts of the pandemic and accelerate recovery efforts.
Deputy Minister Dũng highlighted the importance of regional peace, security and stability in the current context and reiterated ASEAN’s stance on the South China Sea (called East Sea by Việt Nam) reached at the 36th ASEAN Summit in June 2020 and the 53rd ASEAN Foreign Ministers Meeting in September 2020, aiming to build the sea into a region of peace, security and stability.
Representatives from ASEAN countries expressed satisfaction at the implementation of the ASEAN-Japan Vision Statement in the 2018-22 period and appreciated Japan’s support for ASEAN in responding to COVID-19 with a number of initiatives and effective practical co-operation.
ASEAN expressed gratitude for Japan’s support including a donation of US$1 million to the COVID-19 Response Fund and $50 million to establish the ASEAN centre for emerging diseases and public health emergencies.
ASEAN member states emphasised the significance of strengthening co-operation to ensure regional peace, stability and security for common regional interests as means to address issues on the Korean Peninsula and the South China Sea.
Japanese Senior Deputy Foreign Minister Takeo Mori affirmed that the new government led by Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga would maintain Japan's policy which upholds peace, stability, dialogue and co-operation in the region.
Japan will promote co-operation with Southeast Asia and attach importance to ASEAN's central role, he said.
Japan supports the ASEAN Outlook on the Indo-Pacific (AOIP) and wishes to put the viewpoint into practice together with ASEAN, he said.
The Japanese diplomat spoke highly of ASEAN’s efforts in responding to the pandemic and committed further assistance for the bloc to reduce adverse impacts on the socio-economy and strive for sustainable recovery.
He expressed concerns over the current developments in the South China Sea, calling for dialogue, upholding trust and refraining from activities that intensify tensions and complicate the situation.
He highlighted the importance of demilitarisation, not using and threatening to use force and called for peaceful resolution of disputes in accordance with international laws, including the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS 1982).
Japan expects parties to fully and effectively implement the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties on the South China Sea (DOC) and soon adopt the Code of Conduct in the South China Sea (COC) in accordance with international laws and UNCLOS 1982.
Takeo Mori reiterated Japan’s willingness to have a peaceful and nuclear-weapon free Korean Peninsula. The disarmament process on the peninsula should be conducted on comprehensive, verifiable and irreversible principles.
Also at the meeting, Vietnamese Deputy Minister Nguyễn Quốc Dũng informed delegates of the plan for the 23rd ASEAN-Japan Summit and pledged to work closely with countries for the success of the important event. — VNS
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