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As Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton carries out the President's foreign policies through the State Department and the Foreign Service of the United States. More»
Secretary Clinton (Sept. 28): "It is clear that Egypt’s leadership in the Arab world and in the region and beyond is key to regional progress. And I was very pleased that Egypt has recognized the Transitional National Council in Libya." Full Text»
Spokesperson Nuland (Sept. 28): "Secretary Clinton will travel to the Dominican Republic on October 5 for the fourth Pathways to Prosperity in the Americas ministerial." Full Text»
Secretary Clinton (Sept. 26): "We [are taking] yet another step in the strategic partnership between our nations. And in particular today, we are advancing our shared interests in making the world safer and more secure." Full Text»
The U.S. Senate approved the U.S.-Rwanda Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) on Sept. 26 by unanimous consent. This treaty demonstrates Rwanda’s commitment to the economic reforms that will help enable sustainable economic development and opportunity. Full Text»
Spokesperson Nuland (Sept. 28): "The United States calls on those who will gather to commemorate the second anniversary of the tragic 2009 pro-democracy demonstration...to do so peacefully, as violence undermines rule of law..." Full Text»
Spokesperson Nuland (Sept. 27): "With this callous, targeted attack on innocent civilians, terrorists continue to demonstrate blatant disregard for the lives of innocent Afghans and attempt to undermine the cause of peace." Full Text»
Sept. 26: A legally binding global ban on nuclear explosive testing benefits U.S. national security, and U.S. ratification of the CTBT will also help enhance our leadership role in nonproliferation and strengthen our hand in pursuing tough actions against suspected proliferators. Full Text»
Secretary Clinton (Sept. 23): "The United States is very pleased that the Quartet was able to issue a statement today with a concrete and detailed proposal to begin negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians without delay or preconditions." Full Text» Briefing»
View entries from a photo contest in Colombia organized by the U.S. embassy and the Colombian Ministry of Interior and Justice, with support from El Tiempo. More»
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Jaime Salcedo is responsible for the execution of over $1 billion construction programs in China and Russia. More»
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