Suriname's Albert Ramdin elected OAS' first Caribbean secretary general
- Albert Ramdin has been elected as the new secretary general of the Organization of American States for a term lasting until 2030, becoming the first Caribbean leader in this position.
- Ramdin has served as Suriname's foreign minister since 2020 and will maintain that role until May 25, when Uruguayan diplomat Luis Almagro's term ends.
- The appointment is seen as a positive step toward increasing diversity and representation for Caribbean nations, especially in response to ongoing challenges faced by Haiti.
- Suriname's government stated that Ramdin's election is a historic moment, representing greater diversity in leadership for smaller Caribbean nations.
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