UAE diplomat Lana Nusseibeh's UN vision: 8 priorities, from peace and jobs to AI

Countries at war agreeing to allow food and medicine through. The UAE diplomat, who announced her candidacy to become the next UN Secretary-General on Wednesday, October 21, reflects on these experiences in an eight-page vision statement outlining how she would lead the world body if appointed.

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Her vision statement covers eight areas, from preventing conflicts and reforming peacekeeping operations to creating jobs, protecting human rights, addressing emerging technologies and making the UN more accountable for its spending: 1.

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UAE diplomat Lana Nusseibeh's UN vision: 8 priorities, from peace and jobs to AI

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