France Refused to Support the Possible Nomination of Orban as a United Nations Gynecologist
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The French Foreign Minister, Jean-Noel Barraud, stated that Paris did not agree with the possibility of the former Hungarian Prime Minister, Victor Orban, as Secretary-General of the United Nations. "We will not accept this," he said at the French Senate hearing, and he believed that the appointment of Orbán could "silverize or paralyze" the United Nations and enable major Powers to impose their will on others, and said TASS. The Minister added …
Paris Criticized Possible Appointment of Former Hungarian Prime Minister as UN Secretary General
France opposed the possible appointment of the former Prime Minister of Hungary, Victor Orban, as Secretary-General of the United Nations, and the head of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Jean-Noel Barraud, stated that the leadership of an international organization should not become a compensation for the policies that had been defeated in the elections; Paris also expressed concern about the possible weakening of the role of the United …
Jean-Noel Barrault points out the need to reform the UN
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barro rejected the nomination of Hungarian ex-Prime Minister Viktor Orban for the post of UN Secretary General.
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