The next UN Secretary-General can be the first woman, the possible candidates are former Zealand Prime Minister Ghasinda Arrar, Bloomberg reports.
"All men who led the UN have been men. Calls of change are becoming higher. The resolution adopted this month calls on UN members to "take seriously" to women in choosing candidates for the post of Secretary General, "the publication said.
The agency notes that other than the possible candidates for the Secretary-General are Barbados Prime Minister Mia Motli, former UN Commissioner for Human Rights Michel Bachelet and UN Deputy Secretary General Amina Mohammed.
