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10 sourcesFirst reported Wed 21 Oct at 00:00, updated 4 h ago

জাতিসংঘের মহাসচিব পদে লড়ছেন আমিরাতের নুসেইবেহ

nusseibeh from emirates runs for united nations secretary general post

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from 4 outlets' reporting

Lana Nusseibeh, the UAE's Minister of State and envoy to the UN and EU, has announced her candidacy for UN Secretary-General after the UAE formally nominated her. Reports say she took leave from her UAE government post to campaign. In her statement she said she had seen what determined diplomacy can achieve and the cost when it falls short, and that the gap between promises and delivery erodes trust. Reports say UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan wrote to the presidents of the General Assembly and Security Council proposing her name. The Security Council held a sixth straw poll on 16 October without finding a candidate acceptable to all five permanent members. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres's second term ends on 31 December.

Where accounts differ. Jugantor, Gulf News and Daily Naya Diganta say the nomination was announced on 22 October, while Amar Sangbad and Daily Naya Diganta attribute the UAE's formal nomination to Wednesday, and only Gulf News details her vision statement on reform, peace and development.

Daily Naya DigantaGulf NewsAmar SangbadJugantor

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জাতিসংঘের মহাসচিব পদে হঠাৎ আলোচনায় আমিরাতের লানা নুসেইবেহ

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