UN secretary-general candidate Rafael Grossi argues next leader must cut redundancies
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Rafael Grossi, a candidate for the position of United Nations secretary-general, has argued that the next secretary-general must prioritize eliminating redundancies within the organization. He contends that decades of unchecked mandate expansion have led to inefficiencies that need to be addressed. Grossi's statement, published by The Economist, outlines a key policy position for his candidacy, focusing on organizational reform and streamlining UN operations. The post does not specify which mandates or redundancies he targets, but frames the issue as a systemic problem resulting from long-term expansion without oversight.
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Rafael Grossi, a candidate for the position of Secretary-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), has argued that the next leader must eliminate redundancies within the organization. According to Grossi, this is necessary after decades of unchecked mandate expansion.
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Grossi: Next UN chief must cut redundancies from mandate expansion