Indian tipped to become UN's Iraq envoy

Former Indian Foreign Secretary Salman Haidar, is the front-runner to be the new UN envoy to Iraq, diplomats said on Friday.

Indian tipped to become UN's Iraq envoy
Sat, 03 Jul, 2004 - 13:03

Former Indian Foreign Secretary Salman Haidar, is the front-runner to be the new UN envoy to Iraq, diplomats said on Friday.

Haidar, a Muslim, held India’s second-highest foreign affairs post from 1995 to 1997. He then served a brief stint as India’s high commissioner to Britain before retiring from the diplomatic service in 1997.

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