Meanings of former director-general in English

Mentions Avi Gil, former director-general of the Israeli Foreign Ministry.

She is also a former director-general of the DPE which has Transnet as of the State-Owned entities it oversees.

The former director-general of Papua New Guinea's National Library and Archives has been arrested and charged with misusing state funds.

The former director-general said he urged them not to resign because it would leave the BBC with no one in charge.

The Daily Post reports that Johnson Naviti, who is a former director-general in the Prime Minister's Office, has been chosen for the post.

But Elisabeth thinks they have done the right thing by appointing the British Broadcasting Corporation's former director-general, Mark Thompson, to its top job.

It reported tensions with Baquet and Mark Thompson, the former director-general of the BBC who is now CEO of the New York Times Company.

That's my reaction, Pascal Lamy, a former director-general of the WTO, told Reuters, saying that Mr Trump's actions went against the spirit of international diplomacy.

There should be no further resignations at the BBC in the wake of the Hutton report, its former director-general, Mr Greg Dyke, said this morning.

David Brodet, a former director-general of the Finance Ministry and ex-chairman of Mizrahi-Tefahot Bank MZTF.TA, is seen as the most likely candidate to become chairman.

The principal respondent speaker will be Mr Peter Sutherland, the former director-general of the World Trade Organisation, who is chairman of the Overseas Development Council.

Former Director-General of Broadcasting, Dame Beverly Wakem, described Beavis as a dedicated broadcaster whose enthusiasm for new challenges appeared to know no boundaries.

Former director-general of RTE, Joe Barry, is here along with Kevin Healy, RTE's director of public affairs and Tom Rowley from the National Millennium Committee.