Secretary-General of the Community of Nations

Secretary-General of the Community of Nations
Emblem of the Community of Nations
Incumbent Ekaterine Beruchashvili since 2014
Community of Nations
Style	Her Excellency
Nominator	General and Administrative Committee
Appointer	International Assembly
Term length	5 years renewable None (official) Two (customary)
Constituting instrument	Community of Nations Charter
Inaugural holder	Édouard Montagne
Formation	12 May 1935 (1935-05-12)
Deputy	Deputy Secretary-General for Personnel Deputy Secretary-General for Logistics

The Secretary-General of the Community of Nations is the leading executive and presiding legislative figure of the Community of Nations, and is responsible for the enforcement of international laws, regulations, and treaties. The Secretary-General is an extremely important individual who wields great influence in the international community. Until the 1960s, Secretaries-General were mostly from Euclea, but since then there has been a growing tendency for them to rotate between regional groups. The current Secretary-General, Ekaterine Beruchashvili, is the first woman to hold the position.

List of Secretaries-General

№	Portrait	Secretary-General (Born–Died)	Dates in office	Country of origin	CN Regional Group	Reason of withdrawal
1		Niels Cornelissen (b–d)	1 January 1935 – 31 December 1944	Hennehouwe	Euclea East	Retired after two full terms.
		Description.
2		Giove Andriola (b–d)	1 January 1945 – 31 December 1949	Montecara	Euclea East	Retired after one term.
		Description
3		Philippe Monteil (1886-1968)	1 January 1950 – 31 December 1954	Satucin	Asteria South	Nuxica vetoed his second term.
		The first non-Euclean secretary general, Monteil was viewed favourably from his short-term as Satucin's premier during its de-functionalisation period. Monteil's term was marred by accusations of possible involvement in war crimes in occupied Aucuria. His bid for re-election was vetoed by Nuxica, which cited his ongoing controversy, and criticised his inaction towards the Siamat War.
4		Seán Fitzgerald (1905–1961)	1 January 1955 – 22 November 1961	Caldia	Euclea East	Died in a plane crash in Etruria while on a peacekeeping mission.
		Fitzgerald is the only CN Secretary-General to die in office; he was killed in an airplane crash en route to cease-fire negotiations during the Western Emergency. Fitzgerald has been referred to as one of the most influential and controversial Secretary-Generals, taking a more activist role than his predecessors and promoting the CN as a more assertive organisation.
-		Oriol Giménez Huguet (1901-1985)	22 November 1961 – 31 December 1961	Florena	Euclea East	Served as interim Secretary-General following Fitzgerald's death.
5		Hailu Kayin (1904-1998)	1 January 1962 – 31 December 1971	Yemet	Rahelia-Bahia	Retired after two full terms.
6		Saya Ko Linn (1929-)	1 January 1972 – 31 December 1976	Kuthina	Coius South	Retired after one full term.
		It was decided that a second Coian secretary-general would be preferable to balance out earlier Euclean domination of the office. Saya Ko Linn's nomination was met with considerable opposition from Xiaodong (He was an active proponent of an independent Chanwan State), though his election was successful.
7		Frédérique Lambert (1912-1994)	1 January 1977 – 22 September 1983	Cassier	Asteria North	Resigned due to a corruption scandal.
-		Lee Song-Hee (1902-1990)	22 September 1983 – 31 December 1983	Baekjeong	Coius West	Served as interim Secretary-General following Lambert's resignation.
8		Juho Pekkala (1921-2012)	1 January 1984 – 31 December 1988	Kansasto	Euclea West	Retired after one full term.
9		Miloš Vidović (1935-2007)	1 January 1989 – 31 December 1993	Etruria	Euclea East	Retired after one full term.
10		Vytautas Šeduikys (1934-)	1 January 1994 – 31 December 2003	Aucuria	Asteria South	Retired after two full terms.
11		Shavkat Karimi (1948-)	1 January 2004 – 31 December 2013	Kituk	Coius West	Served full two terms.
12		Ekaterine Beruchashvili (born 1956)	1 January 2014 – present	Vedmed	Euclea West
		Beruchashvili is the first elected female Secretary-General of the CN.