ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Adil Cader begins his conversation with former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon — a leader whose journey from a small Korean village to the helm of the United Nations is truly inspiring.
In this first part, we explore how Ban Ki-moon’s early experiences during the Korean War shaped his passion for diplomacy, what it takes to be an effective negotiator in global affairs, and the human side of leadership in times of crisis.
What lessons can young leaders draw from Ban Ki-moon’s remarkable journey? Stay tuned to find out.
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