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Race to be the UN’s next secretary general
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The UN is preparing to choose a new secretary general for the first time in a decade as six candidates vie to succeed António Guterres of Portugal.
Calls for a “madame secretary general” have been growing “louder”.
I hope so,” adding that appointing a woman as secretary general would be “a good signal”.
The secretary general is the chief administrative officer and public face of the UN.
However, unlike a prime minister or president, the secretary general does not have the power to make laws or command countries.