Argentine Council of International Relations (curry) announced it Rafael Grossi, The current IAEA Director General will provide his own guidelines nomination to Secretary General united nations (United Nations) in mid-December in the Argentine capital.
During his visit to the country before the end of the year, the Argentine diplomat will present publicly for the first time the axes of his proposal to lead the multilateral organization in which he is considered the highest diplomatic position at the global level. “The United Nations is the only stage where we all exist,” he said after the Argentine Foreign Ministry officially announced his candidacy.
The activity will take place on a day December 22 at 7 p.m in Centralitythe historic hall of the La Rural estate, in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires. It will be chaired by the President of CARI, Francisco de SantibañesWho will open the meeting by highlighting that Grossi’s nomination “synchronizes with the values that have guided the Council” since its founding in 1978 by former Foreign Minister Carlos Manuel Muñiz. This year, Grossi received the award that bears his name, a recognition given by the foundation to prominent figures in Argentine diplomacy and foreign policy.
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Carrie – one of Think tanks and opinions Leaders in international relations in the Spanish-speaking world and with a strong presence in international rankings – expect the presence of government authorities, representatives of the diplomatic corps, academics and journalists.
After his initial presentation, Grossi will participate in… city meeting, format that will allow Direct questions from the audience And a moderate exchange for Santibanes. The goal, as the entity indicated in a statement, is to promote an open conversation about the challenges of the United Nations and the role that the Argentine diplomat aspires to play in an increasingly tense global scenario.
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