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After the withdrawal of the Mexican candidate, Al-Anani is close to leading UNESCO

Shehab TarekBy Shehab TarekAugust 27, 2025No Comments1 Min Read0 Views
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The Mexican candidate for the position of Director-General of UNESCO, Gabriela Ramos, officially announced her withdrawal from the race in a post on LinkedIn. Observers believe that Ramos’ withdrawal was not a personal decision, but rather the result of internal complications and careful calculations surrounding the work of the troubled international organization. This makes Egyptian candidate Khaled El-Anany the frontrunner to lead the organization, backed by broad regional and international alliances, which has strengthened his position following the withdrawal of his main rival.

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