Jan Pronk [SEP] country of citizenship
Pronk is known for his abilities as a negotiator and debater. Pronk continues to comment on political affairs. He holds the distinction as the second longest-serving government Minister with 16 years after Joseph Luns.
Early life.
Jan Pronk was born in Scheveningen in the Netherlands on March 16, 1940. He is the son of Johannes Pieter Pronk Sr. (1909–2005) and Elisabeth Hendrika van Geel, who were both school teachers at the Protestant elementary school "Koningin Emmaschool" in Scheveningen. Jan Pronk attended the "
Sudan since 1997), freezing the assets of complicit parties and denying them entry to the US.
The lack of funding and equipment for the AU mission meant that the work of aid workers in Darfur was severely limited by fighting. Some warned that the humanitarian situation could deteriorate to levels seen in 2003 and 2004, when UN officials called Darfur the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
On 22 October, the Sudan government told UN envoy Jan Pronk to leave the country within three days. Pronk, the senior UN official