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| Ambassador Dang Dinh Quy, Head of Vietnam’s Permanent Mission to the UN (Photo: VNA) |
The Vietnamese diplomat spoke highly of the debate which took place amid a spate
of bloody terror attacks in recent times, with ever more complex forms of
terrorist financing.
He underlined the importance of implementing the obligations for countering
terrorist financing as laid out in current resolutions of the council, saying
the newly adopted text on preventing terrorism financing serves as a crucial gap
filler and a timely response to remaining challenges.
He called on countries to enhance action coordination and information exchange,
and support one another to improve anti-terrorism capacity.
He also stressed the role of the banking sector and competent parties in
identifying dubious transactions, revealing terrorist financing, sharing
Vietnam’s experience in completing legal frameworks in line with the UNSC’s
resolutions.
He noted that Vietnam has become a member of various bilateral and multilateral
treaties on terrorism prevention, and was strongly committed to carrying out
recommendations by the UNSC’s Financial Action Taks Force and ASEAN’s initiative
on anti-terrorism and extreme violence.
At the event, Vladimir Voronkov, Under-Secretary-General of the UN Office of
Counter-Terrorism, said the resolution is a comprehensive and multidimensional
approach to keep national and international financial systems and institutions
properly safeguarded from being abused by terrorists.
He also called on member states to make national experts available to UN
programmes on countering terrorist financing, alongside significant financial
support to build capacity.
Participants voiced their concerns over the complex terrorist financing while
affirming missions of the member states in finalising institutions and measures
to counter new challenges.-VNA
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