South Africa Communist Party supports Vietnam in peacefully solving East Sea issue
Chris Matlhako, a member of the Politburo of the South Africa Communist Party (SACP), said that the East Sea issue should be resolved by peaceful measures on the basis of international law.
Matlhako said that China, Vietnam and other countries in the region need to sit down to solve the issue in the spirit of friendship. Vietnam’s consistent view of attaching importance to strengthening the special solidarity, friendship and comprehensive cooperation with Laos.
The two ministers held that the bilateral defence affiliation has reaped major achievements, contribution to maintaining security and political stability in each nation, and intensifying solidarity between the two countries. They agreed to boost the defence collaboration in an effective and pragmatic manner in the time ahead, thus bringing interests to each side and contributing to regional peace and stability.
Besides, the issue should be settled under international law and law on seas and ocean, in order to prevent disputes from escalating into a military conflict, which is not wanted by any sides. Negotiations can be carried out at both bilateral and multilateral levels or the issue can be raised at appropriate regional forums, he said.
Matlhako stressed that solving the East Sea dispute via peaceful solutions will consolidate common interests among China, Vietnam and other relevant countries in the region. According to him, parties need to use international law as a basis for settling disputes, with the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) as an important ground.
Vietnam’s consistent view of attaching importance to strengthening the special solidarity, friendship and comprehensive cooperation with Laos. The two ministers held that the bilateral defence affiliation has reaped major achievements, contribution to maintaining security and political stability in each nation, and intensifying solidarity between the two countries. They agreed to boost the defence collaboration in an effective and pragmatic manner in the time ahead, thus bringing interests to each side and contributing to regional peace and stability.
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