Vietnamese Ambassador to Australia, Phạm Hùng Tâm, highlighted the burgeoning focus of both nations on gender equality, a pivotal aspect of their bilateral cooperation. During a recent meeting with Australian Ambassador for Gender Equality, Stephanie Copus Campbell, on July 11, Tâm underscored Vietnam's strides in this arena, bolstered by partnerships with countries like Australia.
Ambassador Tâm commended the fruitful outcomes of collaborative efforts between Vietnam and Australia in promoting gender parity, affirming its continued prominence in bilateral relations. He also extended congratulations to Natasha Stott Despoja, an Australian nominee, on her re-election to the UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women.
The dialogue underscored the mutual interest of both countries in integrating gender perspectives into priority agendas, including climate change and various facets of bilateral cooperation. Ambassador Campbell, reflecting on her visit to Vietnam in May, noted substantial achievements from engagements with governmental bodies, private sectors, and businesses where women hold leadership roles.
Campbell expressed eagerness to share Australia's expertise in gender equality practices and global collaborations with Vietnam, anticipating Vietnam's ongoing commitment to amplifying its role and contributing significantly to international efforts in advancing gender equality.
During the session, the ambassadors exchanged insights on emerging challenges pertinent to gender parity, reaffirming their commitment to addressing these issues collectively.
