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On the morning of September 10 (local time) in Paris, France, General Secretary and President To Lam gave an important speech, opening the high-level discussion session on the topic Building new outer space for a rapidly changing world within the framework of the Aerospace Summit in Paris, held at the proposal of French President Emmanuel Macron from September 9-10. Download General Secretary and President To Lam spoke at the official session of the Aerospace Summit - Photo: VNA General Secretary and President stated 5 principles of multilateral governance with outer space, calling for not threatening or using force, putting people and the Earth at the center, and being ready to be a connecting point for Southeast Asia in international cooperation in outer space. The conference gathered delegations of heads of state, heads of government, and leaders. national space agencies, international organizations, businesses, and aerospace researchers from about 130 countries around the world; and directly connected to the International Space Station (ISS). The conference has many policy exchange activities, introducing opportunities for international cooperation in technology, services, research and training in aerospace, on international cooperation directions to promote space economy, ensure space security through dialogue and partnerships, and promote science and technology for space exploration for the future of humanity. Download President of the French Republic Emmanuel Macron delivered the opening speech of the Aerospace Summit - Photo: VNA In the opening speech of the conference, French President Emmanuel Macron emphasized the need for a common governance mechanism and clear international regulations to ensure the safe, sustainable and peaceful use of outer space in the context of increasing global competition. President Macron also emphasized that a sustainable space development model must serve the goal of addressing climate change and protecting the ecosystem. Earth. President Macron presented a strategic vision of European space sovereignty, emphasizing the importance of building independent launch capacity for Europe and ensuring autonomy in strategic minerals/supply chains for space technology; At the same time, she called for building a cohesive European market, applying the principle of Europe first in procurement activities to improve Europes competitiveness. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen affirmed that the greatest potential benefits from outer space can only be materialized through international cooperation. She emphasized that the global space economy is expected to triple by 2035 and called on Europe to act unitedly and increase investment. investment to reduce dependence on other countries. She announced the European Space Shield plan to collectively respond to positioning interference, cyber attacks and satellite threats, and announced the expansion of the IRIS2 secure communications satellite constellation to more than 350 satellites, starting to deploy from 2029. Download General Secretary, President To Lam and President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen attended the conference - Photo: VNA Speaking at the opening of the first high-level thematic discussion session on the topic Building a new outer space for a rapidly changing world, General Secretary and President To Lam highly appreciated the initiative of President of the French Republic Emmanuel Macron to organize the Aerospace Summit, creating opportunities for countries to exchange and promote the shaping of a new vision: capacity development coupled with responsibility, national interests associated with the common interests of the international community.General Secretary, President To Lam affirmed that todays outer space has become an essential part of modern life and economy, with satellites, remote sensing, positioning and space data serving communications, transportation, resource management, natural disaster prevention and climate change response... However, General Secretary and President To Lam also noted that the rapid development of space activities also poses many challenges in space waste, collisions, orbits, frequencies, and military matters. colonization, appropriation, technological gap and the growing role of the private sector. Therefore, the international community needs a multilateral governance framework to ensure a peaceful, safe, sustainable, and shared space; promoting innovation, the space economy, and transforming data into knowledge, services, and better decisions for Earth. In particular, Vietnam emphasizes five principles: One is to preserve space for the purposes of peace - dialogue, building trust, preventing conflict and arms races; Do not threaten or use force; The second is to put humans and development on Earth at the center; prioritize natural disaster warning, climate monitoring, resource management and the Sustainable Development Goals; Third, upholding international law and the United Nations Charter, placing the United Nations and the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS) at the center of multilateral governance of outer space, strengthening the role of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU); Fourth is to ensure equality between countries in participation and enjoymentg thanh qua nghien cuu, cong nghe va nam la su dung khong gian co trach nhiem, minh bach, ben vung; giam rac thai, nguy co va cham. Tai xuong Tong Bi thu, Chu tich nuoc To Lam va lanh dao cac nuoc tham du Phien chinh thuc Hoi nghi Thuong dinh Khong gian vu tru - Anh: TTXVN Nhan dip nay, Tong Bi thu, Chu tich nuoc To Lam khang dinh, voi Viet Nam cong nghe hang khong vu tru thuoc nhom cong nghe chien luoc duoc uu tien phat trien; la mot cau phan cua nang luc phat trien quoc gia voi 3 huong uu tien la nang cao nang luc tu chu ve cong nghe va du lieu khong gian; phat trien he sinh thai kinh te vu tru va khuyen khich cac mo hinh tai chinh cho n
