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Former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told the Security Council that future UN chiefs should serve a single seven-year term, not two five-year terms - arguing the current system leaves them overly dependent on permanent members for extensions.

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Speaking at the UNSC’s “Leadership for Peace” debate, Ban Ki-moon calls for the next Secretary-General to serve a single, seven-year term to enhance their independence and reassert the UN’s active role in mediating global conflicts and crises. Ban Ki-moon Foundation / United Nations
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Speaking at the UNSC’s “Leadership for Peace” debate, Ban Ki-moon calls for the next Secretary-General to serve a single, seven-year term to enhance their independence and reassert the UN’s active role in mediating global conflicts and crises. Ban Ki-moon Foundation / United Nations

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