Vietnam Closely⁢ Monitoring Middle East Situation, Calls for Restraint

Vietnamese citizens in Israel, ⁤Lebanon, and Iran‍ are ‍reported to be safe and stable ⁤amidst recent developments in the region.

At a regular press conference held by the Ministry‍ of Foreign Affairs on September 19, the press inquired about Vietnam’s stance on the recent series ‌of explosions targeting communication equipment in Lebanon.

Pham Thu Hang, ‌Foreign ⁣Ministry spokeswoman, stated that Vietnam is closely monitoring the situation and⁤ urging ⁢relevant parties in the Middle⁢ East to exercise restraint and end conflicts.

Vietnam ‌is ‍deeply concerned about​ the recent developments ​in ⁣the Middle East ⁤region and is closely following the situation.

Foreign Ministry‍ Spokesperson Pham Thu Hang emphasized that Vietnam calls on relevant parties to exercise restraint, end conflicts, increase dialogue, resolve disagreements by peaceful means, comply with ​international ⁤law ⁢and the United Nations Charter, for the benefit ​of the people, for peace⁤ and stability in the region⁤ and the world.

According to information‌ from Vietnamese representative agencies in Egypt (also responsible for Lebanon), Iran, and Israel, the situation of Vietnamese ​citizens in these⁢ areas remains‍ safe and ⁤stable.

The representative agencies in Egypt (also responsible for Lebanon), Iran,‍ and Israel continue to closely coordinate with local authorities ⁢to ⁤monitor developments, proactively develop and deploy citizen protection plans, ⁢including plans to evacuate citizens from dangerous areas.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs recommends that Vietnamese citizens in these countries regularly monitor information from local authorities, warnings from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Vietnamese ​representative agencies abroad to respond promptly.

In case of need of assistance, citizens are requested to contact the Citizen Protection hotline‍ of Vietnamese representative ‌agencies in their home countries or the Citizen Protection Call Center of the Consular Department, Ministry of‍ Foreign Affairs: +84 981 84 84 84.

Image: A car‍ caught fire after a series of ⁣pagers exploded in Lebanon (Photo: Mehr).

Image: Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Pham Thu Hang (Photo: Ministry⁢ of Foreign Affairs).