Ban Gi-mun
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Ban Gi-mun (die 13 Iunii 1944 natus), alumnus universitatum Seulensis Nationalis et Harvardianae, est legatus et politicus Coreae Meridionalis qui die 1 Ianuarii 2007 in officium Secretarii Generalis Unitarum Nationum inductus est, successor Kofi Annan.
Ban Gi-mun minister a rebus externis rei publicae Coreae meruit a mense Ianuario 2004 ad 1 Novembris 2006. 13 Octobris 2006, Conventus Generalis eum elegit octavum Secretarium Generalem, et Ban officio iuravit 14 Decembris eiusdem anni.
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Gladwyn Jebb • Trygve Lie • Dag Hammarskjöld • U Thant • Curtius Waldheim • Xaverius Pérez de Cuéllar • Petrus Boutros-Ghali • Kofi Annan • Ban Gi-mun • Antonius Guterres | |
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Jang Taek-sang • Yim Byeong-sik • Byeon Yeong-tae • Jo Jeong-hwan • Choe Gyu-ha • Heo Jeong • Jeong Il-hyeong • Kim Hong-il • Song Yo-chan • Choe Deok-sin • Kim Yong-sik • Jeong Il-gwon • Lee Dong-won • Jeong Il-gwon • Choe Gyu-ha • Kim Yong-sik • Kim Dong-jo • Bak Dong-jin • Noh Sin-yeong • Lee Beom-seok • Lee Won-gyeong • Choe Gwang-su • Choe Ho-jung • Lee Sang-ok • Han Seung-ju • Gong Ro-myeong • Yu Jong-ha • Park Jeong-su • Hong Soon-young • Lee Jeong-bin • Han Seung-su • Choe Seong-hong • Yoon Young Kwan • Ban Gi-mun • Song Min-sun • Yu Myung-hwan • Kim Sung-hwan • Yun Byung-se • Gang Gyeong-hwa • Jeong Uiyong • Bak Jin • Cho Tae-yul nominatus Capsae cognatae: Primi ministri Coreae Meridianae | |
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