Margaret Chan

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Margaret Chan
陳馮富珍
Margaret Chan - World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2011 crop.jpg
Chan in 2011
7th Director-General of the World Health Organization
In office
9 November 2006 1 July 2017
Positions in intergovernmental organisations
Preceded by Director-General of the World Health Organization
2007–2017
Succeeded by