Chief of Section (Arab States and Asia & the Pacific) (re-advertisement)

UNESCO · Paris, France

Organization
UNESCO
Location
Paris, France
Organization type
United Nations
Contract
Job
Posted
5 November 2026
Deadline
Deadline: see the posting

Job details

Experience required
10 years minimum
Education
Master's degree
Languages
English (required), French (required), Arabic (required), Spanish (required), Russian (required), Chinese (required)

excerpts from the official posting

The incumbent will play a strategic role as coordinator of both teams – Arab States and Asia and the Pacific – by undertaking the following duties :

Main responsibilities

  • The incumbent will play a strategic role as coordinator of both teams – Arab States and Asia and the Pacific – by undertaking the following duties :
  • Provide overall supervision, guidance and monitoring of the performance of the concerned regional desks in charge of relations with Member States of the Arab States…
  • Supervise the preparation of briefing notes, talking points and other written material for the Director-General and provide continuous guidance and advice to Senior…
  • Manage and coordinate relations with concerned Member States and Regional Organizations, ensuring strategic and political support as well as providing high-level…

Profile

  • Knowledge sharing and continuous improvement (C)
  • Leading and empowering others (M)
  • For detailed information, please consult the UNESCO Competency Framework .

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