Janos Pasztor (diplomat)

Janos Pasztor is a Hungarian diplomat with extensive experience in international security, arms control, and disarmament affairs, particularly related to nuclear weapons. He has held several high-ranking positions within the United Nations system and other international organizations.

Pasztor's career has focused significantly on efforts to reduce the threat posed by nuclear weapons and to promote peaceful uses of nuclear energy. He served as the Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations for Disarmament Affairs, a role in which he was responsible for overseeing the UN's disarmament efforts globally. He also previously served as the Director of the WMD Department at the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE).

A key aspect of Pasztor's work has involved facilitating dialogue and negotiations among member states on complex and sensitive security issues. He is known for his expertise in bridging divides and fostering consensus on critical matters related to arms control and non-proliferation.

Following his tenure at the UN, Pasztor has been involved in various initiatives and organizations focused on security and sustainability, often contributing his expertise to discussions on climate change, energy, and their intersection with international security. He is considered a prominent voice in the global discourse on disarmament and sustainable development. His work reflects a commitment to multilateralism and international cooperation in addressing global challenges.