Xilka ugu adag ee adduunka: Maxuu uga dhacayaa doorashada guddoomiyaha cusub ee Qaramada Midoobay?
Guddoomiyaha hadda ee Qaramada Midoobay, Antonio Guterres, wuxuu ku jiraa muddo xileedkiisa saddexdii sano ee ugu dambeysay, balse xilka guddoomiyaha cusub ayaa la filayaa inuu ka yimaado dalka Latin America, iyadoo la sugayo inay noqoto haweeney horey uga soo shaqayn jirtay xilkaas.
Taariikhda xilka guddoomiyaha Qaramada Midoobay
Tallaabooyinka ugu horreeyay ee xilka guddoomiyaha Qaramada Midoobay ayaa ka dhacay bishii April ee sanadkii 1953, markii guddoomiyihii hore ee Norway, Trygve Lie, uu ku soo dhaweeyay magaalada New York guddoomiyihii cusub ee Sweden, Dag Hammarskjold.
Trygve Lie wuxuu ku dhawaaqay: 'Dag Hammarskjold, soo dhawow xilka ugu adag ee adduunka.' Taasi waxay muujisay in xilka guddoomiyaha Qaramada Midoobay uu ahaa mid aad u adag, isagoo ah kan ugu horreeyay ee la xasuusto.
Caqabadaha iyo khilaafaadka maanta
Qaramada Midoobay waxay wajahaysaa dhibaatooyin badan, iyadoo Washington ay ka baxday hay'adda caafimaadka adduunka (WHO), sidoo kalena ay ka dhacday in dhaqaale la xiro. Wadamo kale ayaa bixin la'aan ku jira lacagaha ay ku bixiyaan xubinnimadooda.
Gudiga amniga Qaramada Midoobay wuxuu awood u lahaa inuu ka hortago dhiig-dhac iyo dagaallo, balse wuxuu awood u lahaa inuu ka hortago dhiig-dhac iyo dagaallo, balse wuxuu awood u lahaa inuu ka hortago dhiig-dhac iyo dagaallo.
Cinwaannada iyo arrimaha la isku raacay
Labaatan qof ayaa u tartamaya xilka guddoomiyaha Qaramada Midoobay, iyagoo isku raacay inay ka dhigaan mid aad u fudud, inay yareeyaan shaqooyinka isku dhaca, iyo inay ka faa'iideystaan tiknoolajiyadda.
Arrimaha ugu muhiimsan ee la isku raacay waa in la yareeyo dhaqaalaha, in la yareeyo dhaqaalaha, iyo in la yareeyo dhaqaalaha.
As the United Nations prepares to select the next Secretary-General, eight candidates are vying for a role described as the most impossible job on Earth, with the incumbent facing mounting global challenges.
A Historic Transition Under Pressure
In April 1953, Trygve Lie welcomed Dag Hammarskjold at New York's Idlewild Airport with the words: 'Welcome, Dag Hammarskjold, to the most impossible job on this Earth.'
Seven decades later, the UN is about to choose the successor to incumbent Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, for what many regard as one of the trickiest roles on the world stage. Each term lasts five years, usually renewable for a second term.
Candidates Face a Fractured Organisation
The next holder of the post is expected to come from Latin America, given how the post rotates between continents (the last Latin American was Peru's Javier Perez de Cuellar, who left office in 1992). There is also a long-standing, informal push for the UN to appoint a woman for the first time in its 80-year history.
Washington, the UN's biggest contributor, has cut voluntary funding and withdrawn from the World Health Organization (WHO). Elsewhere, worsening financial pressures and unpaid member state contributions have deepened the ongoing liquidity crisis.
Common Themes Across Eight Contenders
Under Guterres, the UN Security Council has been unable to halt or prevent genocides in Gaza and Sudan, or Russia's war on Ukraine. Furthermore, the US has committed what many regard as breaches of the charter, including abducting and detaining the president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro.
The eight candidates each have their own agenda, but common issues have emerged, including the UN being more proactive to prevent potential crises emerging; the need to be a more streamlined organisation; reducing overlapping functions; allowing smaller nations more opportunity to shake off their debt burdens; and the impact of AI and other technologies on the world.
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