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U.S. Envoy to Head World Food Program

Tuesday, November 07, 2006 7:39:11 PM
By EDITH M. LEDERER

U.S. Ambassador John Bolton, left, votes during the 49th round of voting in the United Nations General Assembly, New York, Wednesday Nov. 7, 2006.  Panama was chosen to represent Latin America in the UN Security Council after a three-week deadlock vote that saw Guatemala and Venezuela fail in their rival bids for the seat. The General Assembly last month voted Belgium, Italy, South Africa and Indonesia to the four other open non-permanent seats on the council. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The United Nations on Tuesday named American diplomat Josette Sheeran the next head of the World Food Program and she said her top priorities will be to ensure no child goes to bed hungry and to reduce hunger-related deaths.

Sheeran, the U.S. undersecretary of state for economics, business and agricultural affairs, will replace American James T. Morris for a five-year term as head of the world's largest humanitarian agency.

"WFP has the unique mission of making sure that no child goes to bed hungry any night, and while WFP has made huge contributions to saving lives there's more to be done," Sheeran said.


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