The Egyptologist and former minister of antiquities will be the first Arab to lead the UN’s cultural organisation.
The board of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has nominated Egypt’s Khaled el-Enany, an academic and former minister of tourism and antiquities, as its next head, ahead of the organisation’s general conference next month.
If confirmed, el-Enany, a professor of Egyptology at Cairo’s Helwan University, would become the first Arab…
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