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Selecting the next UN Secretary-General: Security Council holds first round of secret poll on candidates

Selecting the next UN Secretary-General: Security Council holds first round of secret poll on candidates

Jul 22, 2016, at 01:38 pm

New York, July 22 (Just Earth News): Following its first-ever private discussions with the candidates vying for selection as the next United Nations Secretary-General, the UN Security Council on Thursday conducted the first round of informal polls on those seeking the world’s top diplomatic post.

Selecting the next UN Secretary-General: Informal briefings reopen

Selecting the next UN Secretary-General: Informal briefings reopen

Jul 15, 2016, at 12:10 pm

New York, July 15 (Just Earth News): The latest candidate for the position of the next United Nations Secretary-General was heard on Thursday, answering questions on how she would promote sustainable development, improve efforts to create peace, protect human rights, and deal with huge humanitarian catastrophes should they be selected to lead the 193-member Organization.