Monaco: Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and a high-ranking delegation of Vietnam attended the Blue Economy and Finance Forum in the Principality of Monaco on June 8, at the invitation of Prince Albert II, as part of his trip to France for attendance at the 3rd United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC 3).
According to Vietnam News Agency, the event focused on discussions surrounding sustainable economic practices related to ocean and marine resources. The forum provided an opportunity for international leaders and experts to exchange insights on leveraging the blue economy for economic development and environmental sustainability.
During the forum, Prime Minister Chinh underscored the importance of international cooperation in promoting sustainable ocean management. He highlighted Vietnam’s commitment to implementing policies that support the growth of the blue economy while ensuring the conservation of marine ecosystems.
The Prime Minister’s participation in the forum is part of a broader agenda aimed at strengthening Vietnam’s role in global efforts to address ocean-related challenges. By engaging in dialogues and partnerships with other nations, Vietnam seeks to contribute to sustainable development goals and foster innovation in marine technology and finance.
The Blue Economy and Finance Forum serves as a platform for countries to collaborate in creating strategies that balance economic growth with the preservation of oceanic health. Delegates at the forum emphasized the need for integrated approaches that involve government, industry, and community stakeholders in achieving these objectives.