Q&A: Amb Olara Otunnu on UN Reform, AI, Africa's Voice and Global Peace
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Three Latin American candidates compete for the UN General Secretariat. Rebecca Grynspan leads the favorable mentions in the Security Council.
Latin American postulants argue that this “nuclear-weapon-free peace zone” can be an example for the world
Three of the United Nations leadership candidates agreed during an event in Montevideo, Uruguay, on the need to make the fight against international crime a priority within the organization.
The Government of Uruguay has defined its strategic position regarding succession to the General Secretariat of the United Nations (UN): the national administration will not support any specific candidates, but will limit its support to all candidates from Latin America.
The meeting promoted by the Uruguayan Foreign Ministry marked the first debate of candidates organized by a Latin American country.
Latin America seeks to lead the UN after 35 years. It knows the proposals for reform, peace and diplomacy presented by regional candidates.
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