The World Trade Organization members have evicted three candidates from the race to be the next director-general of the body.
The WTO members however retains Nigeria’s Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, according to Bloomberg on Friday.
Okonjo-Iweala is a former finance minister in Nigeria and former managing director of the World Bank.
The Geneva-based WTO said Mexico’s Jesus Seade, Egypt’s Hamid Mamdouh and Moldova’s Tudor Ulianovschi didn’t secure enough support in a first of three rounds of voting.
“Their expertise and high professional and personal qualities are highly valued and respected by all members,” WTO General Council Chairman, David Walker, said in a statement on Friday.
The second phase of consultations would begin on September 24 and run until October 6 after which the WTO would announce two final candidates.
The goal was to name a new leader by November 7.
The World Trade Organization members have evicted three candidates from the race to be the next director-general of the body.
The WTO members however retains Nigeria’s Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, according to Bloomberg on Friday.
Okonjo-Iweala is a former finance minister in Nigeria and former managing director of the World Bank.
The Geneva-based WTO said Mexico’s Jesus Seade, Egypt’s Hamid Mamdouh and Moldova’s Tudor Ulianovschi didn’t secure enough support in a first of three rounds of voting.
“Their expertise and high professional and personal qualities are highly valued and respected by all members,” WTO General Council Chairman, David Walker, said in a statement on Friday.
The second phase of consultations would begin on September 24 and run until October 6 after which the WTO would announce two final candidates.
The goal was to name a new leader by November 7.
The World Trade Organization members have evicted three candidates from the race to be the next director-general of the body.
The WTO members however retains Nigeria’s Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, according to Bloomberg on Friday.
Okonjo-Iweala is a former finance minister in Nigeria and former managing director of the World Bank.
The Geneva-based WTO said Mexico’s Jesus Seade, Egypt’s Hamid Mamdouh and Moldova’s Tudor Ulianovschi didn’t secure enough support in a first of three rounds of voting.
“Their expertise and high professional and personal qualities are highly valued and respected by all members,” WTO General Council Chairman, David Walker, said in a statement on Friday.
The second phase of consultations would begin on September 24 and run until October 6 after which the WTO would announce two final candidates.
The goal was to name a new leader by November 7.
The World Trade Organization members have evicted three candidates from the race to be the next director-general of the body.
The WTO members however retains Nigeria’s Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, according to Bloomberg on Friday.
Okonjo-Iweala is a former finance minister in Nigeria and former managing director of the World Bank.
The Geneva-based WTO said Mexico’s Jesus Seade, Egypt’s Hamid Mamdouh and Moldova’s Tudor Ulianovschi didn’t secure enough support in a first of three rounds of voting.
“Their expertise and high professional and personal qualities are highly valued and respected by all members,” WTO General Council Chairman, David Walker, said in a statement on Friday.
The second phase of consultations would begin on September 24 and run until October 6 after which the WTO would announce two final candidates.
The goal was to name a new leader by November 7.
The World Trade Organization members have evicted three candidates from the race to be the next director-general of the body.
The WTO members however retains Nigeria’s Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, according to Bloomberg on Friday.
Okonjo-Iweala is a former finance minister in Nigeria and former managing director of the World Bank.
The Geneva-based WTO said Mexico’s Jesus Seade, Egypt’s Hamid Mamdouh and Moldova’s Tudor Ulianovschi didn’t secure enough support in a first of three rounds of voting.
“Their expertise and high professional and personal qualities are highly valued and respected by all members,” WTO General Council Chairman, David Walker, said in a statement on Friday.
The second phase of consultations would begin on September 24 and run until October 6 after which the WTO would announce two final candidates.
The goal was to name a new leader by November 7.
The World Trade Organization members have evicted three candidates from the race to be the next director-general of the body.
The WTO members however retains Nigeria’s Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, according to Bloomberg on Friday.
Okonjo-Iweala is a former finance minister in Nigeria and former managing director of the World Bank.
The Geneva-based WTO said Mexico’s Jesus Seade, Egypt’s Hamid Mamdouh and Moldova’s Tudor Ulianovschi didn’t secure enough support in a first of three rounds of voting.
“Their expertise and high professional and personal qualities are highly valued and respected by all members,” WTO General Council Chairman, David Walker, said in a statement on Friday.
The second phase of consultations would begin on September 24 and run until October 6 after which the WTO would announce two final candidates.
The goal was to name a new leader by November 7.
The World Trade Organization members have evicted three candidates from the race to be the next director-general of the body.
The WTO members however retains Nigeria’s Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, according to Bloomberg on Friday.
Okonjo-Iweala is a former finance minister in Nigeria and former managing director of the World Bank.
The Geneva-based WTO said Mexico’s Jesus Seade, Egypt’s Hamid Mamdouh and Moldova’s Tudor Ulianovschi didn’t secure enough support in a first of three rounds of voting.
“Their expertise and high professional and personal qualities are highly valued and respected by all members,” WTO General Council Chairman, David Walker, said in a statement on Friday.
The second phase of consultations would begin on September 24 and run until October 6 after which the WTO would announce two final candidates.
The goal was to name a new leader by November 7.
The World Trade Organization members have evicted three candidates from the race to be the next director-general of the body.
The WTO members however retains Nigeria’s Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, according to Bloomberg on Friday.
Okonjo-Iweala is a former finance minister in Nigeria and former managing director of the World Bank.
The Geneva-based WTO said Mexico’s Jesus Seade, Egypt’s Hamid Mamdouh and Moldova’s Tudor Ulianovschi didn’t secure enough support in a first of three rounds of voting.
“Their expertise and high professional and personal qualities are highly valued and respected by all members,” WTO General Council Chairman, David Walker, said in a statement on Friday.
The second phase of consultations would begin on September 24 and run until October 6 after which the WTO would announce two final candidates.
The goal was to name a new leader by November 7.
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