Day: June 11, 2023

A conference themed “East Sea and the Sovereignty of Vietnam” was held in Paris on June 10, attracting the participation of many Vietnamese and foreign scholars.

Vietnamese Ambassador to France Dinh Toan Thang said this event is of great significance for overseas Vietnamese, especially those living in Europe, showing their affection and attachment to their homeland and their concern with major national issues.

Organised under the initiative of the Liaison Board of Overseas Vietnamese in Europe, the conference received 14 speeches from scholars, professors, doctors and researchers on Asia and the East Sea, as well as economists and educators from European countries such as Poland, Germany, France, Italy, the Czech Republic and Ukraine, and Canada, and Vietnam.

The presentations mentioned many points of view on the East Sea and Vietnam’s sovereignty over sea and islands, from the historical, cultural, political and legal perspectives. The situation in the East Sea, solutions to handle disputes, and options for marine economic development were also discussed at the event.

History Professor Patrice Jorland, former president of the France-Vietnam Friendship Association, told Vietnam News Agency correspondents in Paris that Vietnam has sovereignty in the East Sea, and historical evidence shows that the country has asserted sovereignty over Truong Sa and Hoang Sa since the end of the 18th century, under the Nguyen Dynasty.

The French professor also stressed that the parties concerned need to respect international law, and that ASEAN, of which Vietnam is an active member, should strengthen solidarity, promote diplomatic efforts and negotiations, and avoid using force to settle disputes.

Malgorzata Pietrasiak, a professor at the University of Lodz in Poland and an expert on Vietnam, appreciated Vietnam’s method of handling issues at sea, which she called the term “Hedgingowa” (roughly translated as “risk prevention”).

According to her, this is a wise, flexible and peaceful strategy, without tension, but also without concession. She said this method has affirmed the effectiveness of Vietnam’s diplomacy in international politics./.

Source: Vietnam News Agency

Yala, June 11 – The director of the college admits to warning young teachers about accepting night singing jobs that affect regular work. but did not force them to resign and never blocked teachers from doing extra jobs Confirm teachers resign voluntarily.

In the case of a young female teacher in Yala province, she had to resign from a private college in the area. because he was heavily pressured from accepting a singing night job until there was heavy criticism in the online world

Recently, the director of the college denied that he had forced the teacher to resign teachers resign voluntarily Ready to reveal that he never blocked the teacher’s career as a second person. At the same time, other teachers took up singing jobs in restaurants. The college encourages never had a problem for such a teacher Administrative positions Responsible for documents and activities In college, he acted according to the regulations very well, but later began to affect his regular work. Decreased work efficiency, frequent absences, both sick and business leave from having a migraine due to little rest because working at night The college has already issued a warning. – Thai News Agency

Source: Thai News Agency