As the war in Sudan reaches the 18-month mark with no signs of abating and increasing devastation for civilians, the UN Secretary-General recently presented a report to the Security Council on recommendations for the protection of civilians in the country. This article looks at what’s in the report, what isn’t, and where it may fall short. The post With Tens of Millions of Sudanese at Risk, Does the UN Secretary-General’s Report Offer Enough? appeared first on IPI Global…
Staff Nejib Friji
Nejib Friji joined IPI in 2015 as Director of its Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Regional Office in Manama, Bahrain.
In a career with the United Nations spanning 25 years, Mr. Friji began at New York Headquarters as UN Information Officer at the UN Department of Public Information (DPI). Subsequent positions included Chief of the UN Information Service (UNIS) at ESCWA, in Amman; Director of UNIC Sana’a; and Director of UNIC Beirut with the rank of Head of Diplomatic Mission.
Prior to joining IPI, Mr. Friji served, since 2006, as Director of the United Nations Information Centre (UNIC) in Manama.
Mr. Friji, a Tunisian, holds a degree in Master Studies in English Political and Social Studies of the English speaking countries from the New Castle University in UK and a BA in Political Science in English from the University of Paris.