Ambassador Amar Bendjama has been elected as the president of a major United Nations body. Representing Algeria as the permanent representative in New York, Bendjama secured the position on Thursday. The election was conducted by a unanimous vote of the member states. He will now lead the UN's Economic and Financial Council. This appointment marks a significant diplomatic achievement for Algeria within the international community. The role involves overseeing critical economic coordination and policy discussions. It reinforces Algeria's influence and standing within the global governance framework.