Director General. (1) The Director General shall be appointed for a five-year term which may be renewed
(2) The Director General is the highest official of the Organization.
(a) He shall represent the Organization in all acts governed by civil law.
(b) He shall be answerable for the management of the Organization to the Administrative Council, to which he shall report and with whose instructions he shall comply in matters concerning the internal and external affairs of the Organization.
(3) The Director General shall produce drafts for the budget, program and balance sheet and also periodical activity reports which he shall convey to the member States.
(4) The Director General shall take part, without the right to vote, in all sessions of the Administrative Council. He shall be secretary of those sessions ex officio.
(5) The Director General shall recruit, appoint, and dismiss or otherwise terminate the appointments of the staff of the Organization, with the exception of unclassified staff, in accordance with conditions laid down in the general staff regulations. TITLE IV FINANCIAL RESOURCES OF THE ORGANIZATION
Director General. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx.
Director General. Li Yong (China). Director-General.—Bishar Abdirahman Hussein (Kenya).
Director General. Antonio Maria Costa (Italy).
Director General. Thomas E. Leavey (USA).
Director General. Yukiya Amano (Japan).
Director General the Director General of statistics, referred to in Section 8 of the Statistics Netherlands Act;
Director General. General Department of International Cooperation and Debt Management Ministry of Economy and Finance Building A, 2nd Floor, Xxxxxx 00, Xxxxxxx Xxx Xxxxx, Xxxx Xxxx Xxxx, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Tel: 000 000 000 Email: xxxxxx@xxx.xxx.xx
Director General. (a) The executive organ shall be headed by the Director General and shall have its organizational structure implemented not later than six years after the entry into force of this Agreement.
(i) The Director General shall be the chief executive and the legal representative of INTELSAT and shall be directly responsible to the Board of Governors for the performance of all management functions.
(ii) The Director General shall act in accordance with the policies and directives of the Board of Governors.
(iii) The Director General shall be appointed by the Board of Governors, subject to confirmation by the Assembly of Parties. The Director General may be removed from office for cause by the Board of Governors on its own authority.
(iv) The paramount consideration in the appointment of the Director General and in the selection of other personnel of the executive organ shall be the necessity of ensuring the highest standards of integrity, competency and efficiency. The Director General and the personnel of the executive organ shall refrain from any action incompatible with their responsibilities to INTELSAT.
(i) The permanent management arrangements shall be consistent with the basic aims and purposes of INTELSAT, its international character and its obligation to provide on a commercial basis telecommunications facilities of high quality and reliability.
(ii) The Director General, on behalf of INTELSAT, shall contract out, to one or more competent entities, technical and operational functions to the maximum extent practicable with due regard to cost and consistent with competence, effectiveness and efficiency. Such entities may be of various nationalities or may be an international corporation owned and controlled by INTELSAT. Such contracts shall be negotiated, executed and administered by the Director General.
(i) The Board of Governors shall designate a senior officer of the executive organ to serve as the Acting Director General whenever the Director General is absent or is unable to discharge his duties, or if the office of Director General should become vacant. The Acting Director General shall have the capacity to exercise all the powers of the Director General pursuant to this Agreement and the Operating Agreement. In the event of a vacancy, the Acting Director General shall serve in that capacity until the assumption of office by a Director General appointed and confirmed, as expeditiously as possible, in accordance with subparagraph (b) (iii) of this Ar...
Director General. (1) The Director General shall be appointed for a five-year term which may be renewed
(2) The Director General is the highest official of the Organization.
(a) He shall represent the Organization in all acts governed by civil law.
(b) He shall be answerable for the management of the Organization to the
(3) The Director General shall produce drafts for the budget, program and balance sheet and also periodical activity reports which he shall convey to the member States.
(4) The Director General shall take part, without the right to vote, in all sessions of the Administrative Council. He shall be secretary of those sessions ex officio.
(5) The Director General shall recruit, appoint, and dismiss or otherwise terminate the appointments of the staff of the Organization, with the exception of unclassified staff, in accordance with conditions laid down in the general staff regulations. TITLE IV FINANCIAL RESOURCES OF THE ORGANIZATION
