The president of the Marshall Islands says she's yet to consider whether she'll have another go at becoming president.
Hilda Heine speaking at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva. Photo: Facebook / PresidentOfficeRMI
Hilda Heine's four year term as the first woman president of the Marshall Islands - and currently the only woman head of government in the Pacific - ends on Monday, when the country goes to the polls.
She's running again for her seat in Parliament, but she was still considering whether she would put herself forward for a second term when the new Parliament elects a president.
"I cannot dream about becoming a president if I am not elected yet, so I've gotta wait and see if I'm elected then I'll consider whether or not I should continue or whether it's in the best interests of the country or of myself to seek another term as president of the Marshall Islands."
