South Africa's Minister of Tourism Marthinus van Schalkwyk is front-runner to replace Yvo de Boer as United Nations (UN) climate chief, sources familiar with the selection process told Reuters on Thursday.
The run-off is between developing country candidates, reflecting their rising status in stalled UN climate talks to agree a successor to the existing Kyoto Protocol. De Boer, of the Netherlands, steps down on July 1 after almost four years.
Source: UNFCCC
South African Exec Secretary for UNFCCC



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