UNA-UK is inviting members of the public to pose a question to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon before he steps down at the end of 2016. The 'best question' will be rewarded with a free ticket to our public event with the Secretary-General at Central Hall Westminster.
H.E. Ban Ki-moon, UN Secretary-General, will reflect on his ten-year legacy at the helm of the United Nations at our event on Friday 5 February. This event is likely to be the final chance for many in the UK to hear first-hand from Mr Ban in his capacity as leader of the United Nations.
To make the event as interactive as possible, UNA-UK is encouraging supporters to ask a question via Twitter. The individual who submits the 'best question' will be invited to attend the public event for free. Their question will also be put to the UN Secretary-General during the public event.
Click here to ask a question on Twitter
Not a Twitter-user? Click here to submit your question online
Terms and conditions- The 'best question' will be selected by members of staff at UNA-UK and Chatham House
- The winner of the free ticket will not be provided with transport to or from Central Hall Westminster on Friday 5 February, and will therefore need to make their own travel arrangements
- In the event that the winner is unable to accept the ticket, the first runner-up will be offered the ticket. However, the question submitted by the winner will still be posed to the UN Secretary-General in their absence by UNA-UK's Chair, Sir Jeremy Greenstock
- Tickets are non-transferable and must be presented alongside photo ID
