Which Woman Should Be the Next UN Secretary-General? Our Survey Results : Dulcie Leimbach / PassBlue
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"Michelle Bachelet, a two-time president of Chile and ex-UN high commissioner for human rights, is the winner of our informal survey on which woman should be the next United Nations secretary-general, starting in the five-year term on Jan. 1, 2027. Following Bachelet is Mia Mottley, prime minister of Barbados.
Third place was snagged by MarÃa Fernanda Espinosa Garcés, a former president of the UN General Assembly and an ex-foreign minister of Ecuador. Amina Mohammed, UN deputy secretary-general and a onetime environment minister for Nigeria, came in fourth.
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Third place was snagged by MarÃa Fernanda Espinosa Garcés, a former president of the UN General Assembly and an ex-foreign minister of Ecuador. Amina Mohammed, UN deputy secretary-general and a onetime environment minister for Nigeria, came in fourth.
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Yes Absolutely, about time after 80 years of UN existence. See below for the very apt statement of Ambassador Frazier of Malta:
ReplyDelete"MEN WANT TO END THE WAR; BUT WOMEN WANT TO MAKE PEACE; THERE IS A DIFFERENCE"...
See below another quote:
Delete“After nearly 80 years, the male monopoly of the UN’s highest office must end,” Marissa Conway, chief executive of UNA-UK, wrote in an email to PassBlue. “It’s time for member states to walk the gender equality talk and appoint a woman Secretary-General. States must take this opportunity to help restore faith in the UN and demonstrate that diverse and inclusive leadership is vital to achieving a more equal, sustainable, and peaceful world.”