On 15 May, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) will elect its next leader. Just like five years ago, the contest is not without controversy, with member states divided over prospective candidates. However controversial these elections are, they can be an opportunity for change and reform in IOM, which is still very much needed.
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Marta Foresti is a visiting senior fellow at the think-tank Overseas Development Institute and the founder and CEO of LAGO.
Marta Foresti is a visiting senior fellow at the think-tank Overseas Development Institute and the founder and CEO of LAGO.