Vietnam requests more preferential capital from UNDP
Vietnam hopes foreign donors and partners to continue assisting Vietnam with preferential capital for developing economy, coping with climate change and realising the goals and programmes towards sustainable development.
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The Deputy PM took the occasion to thanks donors and development partners, including the UN in general and the UNDP in particular, for their support of Vietnam in social-economic development as well as in implementing the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) throughout its 30 years of renewal.
Hue appreciated the idea of building a strategic partnership between the UNDP and the Vietnamese Government.
He informed the UNDP Director of challenges Vietnam may face in the upcoming time and affirmed that Vietnam attaches importance to making full use of domestic resources while mobilizing financial resources from development partners.
On his part, Haoliang Xu spoke highly of the Vietnamese government’s policies on economic reform in the past years, which he said have contributed to the country’s success in carrying out the MDGs, especially in poverty alleviation.
He also noted Vietnam will face big challenges when trying to reduce multi-dimensional poverty, responding to climate change and protecting the environment in the face of the significant reduction of preferential sponsorship sources.
According to Haoliang Xu, UNDP wants to shift from a donor to a partner of Vietnam to bring more values to Vietnam’s social-economic programmes.
He also expressed belief in the Vietnamese government’s policies and solutions for social-economic development and ensuring social security and hoped Vietnam will coordinate closer with the UNDP in effectively mobilising and using resources.
