Ban Ki-Moon, in an interview with ComunicaRSE, expressed his hope that a woman would succeed him as UN Secretary-General, highlighting gender equality as one of his management priorities alongside climate change and sustainable development. He reflected on Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign and the challenges women face in achieving leadership positions. Ban Ki-Moon also discussed the Paris Agreement on climate change, expressing confidence that the Trump administration would not jeopardize it despite skepticism. He emphasized the need for increased efforts to mobilize funds for the Green Climate Fund. At 72, Ban Ki-Moon is considering a presidential bid in South Korea, leaving a legacy of steering the UN towards more sustainable and humanitarian agreements.