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Ex-Senegalese president quits UN Secretary role race
Mahathir Mohamad, the former President of Senegal, announced his withdrawal from the race for the position of United Nations Secretary-General after the candidates failed to overcome objections from major powers during the Security Council voting rounds. He clarified that his goal was to support a consensus candidate who has internal backing, with expectations of nominating a candidate from Latin America or the Caribbean, possibly a woman. Costa Rican Rebecca Greenspan topped the voting results, but the situation remains unresolved internationally, with the possibility of new candidates entering the open nomination process still on the table.
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