Bachelet stated, “As its 100th anniversary is approaching, the UN must project itself as an organization that is efficient in its management, coherent and effective in its action, and reliable in its leadership, capable of once again inspiring the peoples of the world.”

The official website, https://michellebachelet.org/, features her platform and the leading points of her candidacy for the highest international body.

The so-called “Vision Statement” acknowledges that the multilateral organization is at a critical crossroads and faces challenges such as the intensification of armed conflicts, the rapid advancement of technology, and the growing threat of cyberattacks, in addition to the climate crisis.

“Building the United Nations the world needs must be at the heart of our collective mission,” the text affirms, and advocates for strengthening international law and reforming the institution in accordance with its founding principles and adapted to the challenges of the 21st century.

The presentations of the candidates for Secretary-General, who will outline their programs to lead the organization, begin on April 21.

The former president enjoys broad national and international support and is backed by Brazil and Mexico, despite Chilean President Jose Antonio Kast’s decision to withdraw his support.

Rafael Grossi, Rebeca Grynspan, Macky Sall, and Virginia Gamba are also running for the leadership of the United Nations for the 2027-2031 term are.

jdt/iff/arc/car