Ban Ki-Moon is a distinguished South Korean diplomat and the eighth Secretary-General of the United Nations, who has been at the forefront of global diplomacy since 2007. Born on June 13, 1944, under the zodiac sign Gemini, Ban is a native of South Korea and served as the Foreign Minister of the Republic of Korea from 2004 to 2006. His tenure as Secretary-General of the UN has seen a range of diplomatic successes, from the implementation of the Paris Agreement on climate change to the advancement of the Sustainable Development Goals. Ban’s commitment to global peace and security has made him a revered figure in international politics.