标题：联合国副秘书长明石康诞辰，一位致力于国际公务员工会和新闻事务的日本先驱
正文：今天，我们纪念一位在联合国历史上留下深刻印记的人物——明石康。他于1931年1月19日出生于日本秋田县，毕业于东京大学教育学系。明石康的职业生涯跨越了多个领域，他曾先后任联合国总部第一位日本职员、联合国总部职员工会执行主席和国际公务员工会第一副主席等职务。
明石康在联合国的贡献不仅限于他的职务。1979年，他重返联合国担任负责新闻事务的副秘书长，这一职务使他有机会进一步推动国际间的对话和理解。他的工作不仅提升了联合国的工作效率，也为国际新闻报道提供了更为公正、客观的视角。
明石康的工作生涯充分体现了他对国际公务员工会和新闻事务的深厚承诺。他的领导和贡献使他成为了这个领域的一位重要人物。在他的领导下，联合国的新闻事务得到了显著的提升，为全球的新闻报道提供了更为公正、客观的标准。
明石康于1987年3月至赴柬埔寨之前担任负。尽管他已经离世多年，但他的精神和他在国际公务员工会和新闻事务上的贡献仍然在我们心中熠熠生辉。让我们以此纪念这位为联合国和全球新闻事业做出巨大贡献的日本先驱。
英语如下：
Title: “From Educator to International Civil Servant, How Did UN Under-Secretary General Akira Akimoto Change the World?”
Keywords: 1. Akira Akimoto, UN Under-Secretary General
Content: Title: Commemorating UN Under-Secretary General Akira Akimoto, a Pioneer in Japan’s Journey from Education to International Civil Service and Journalism
Text: Today, we commemorate a figure who has left an indelible mark on the history of the United Nations – Akira Akimoto. Born on January 19, 1931, in Akita Prefecture, Japan, and educated at Tokyo University’s Department of Education, Akimoto’s career spanned multiple fields. He held various positions within the UN, including as the first Japanese staff member at UN Headquarters, Executive Chairman of the Staff Union at UN Headquarters, and First Vice President of the International Civil Service Union (ICSU).
Akimoto’s contributions to the UN go beyond his roles. In 1979, he returned to the organization as Under-Secretary General for Public Information, a position that gave him the opportunity to further promote dialogue and understanding among nations. His work not only improved the efficiency of the UN but also provided a more impartial and objective perspective on international news reporting.
Akimoto’s professional journey fully demonstrated his deep commitment to both the International Civil Service Union and journalism. His leadership and contributions made him a significant figure in this field. Under his leadership, the public information aspect of the UN was significantly enhanced, providing a more impartial and objective standard for global news reporting.
Akimoto served as Director-General of UNCTAD from March 1987 until his departure for Cambodia. Although he has passed away years ago, his spirit and his contributions to the International Civil Service Union and journalism continue to shine brightly in our hearts. Let us honor this Japanese pioneer who made tremendous contributions to the UN and global journalism.
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