From May 21-27, Secretary Kerry is traveling to Muscat, Amman, Jerusalem, Ramallah, and Addis Ababa to discuss a range of regional issues, meet with key international partners, and participate in the World Economic Forum. Trip Page»
Acting Deputy Spokesperson Ventrell (May 20): "We are deeply concerned by the growing trend of efforts to punish and deter political expression in Egypt." Full Text»
May 21: In an important symbol of America's commitment to an enduring friendship with the Republic of Burundi, Ambassador Dawn M. Liberi dedicated the new U.S. Embassy in Bujumbura. More»
May 20: Secretary Kerry announced that Ira Forman will serve as the Special Envoy To Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism. More»
Senior State Department Official (May 21): "The Secretary's meetings [in Amman, Jordan] tomorrow are part of a broader American effort that’s been ongoing especially since the Secretary took office to work with partners on Syria." Full Text» Trip Page»
Secretary Kerry (May 20): "Our relationship with Brazil is an extremely important one, growing in its significance. … We want to strengthen the Global Partnership Dialogue that we share, and there's a lot that we work on together." Full Text»
May 20: Fiscal Year 2013 Quarter 2 obligation and expenditure data is now available on the Foreign Assistance Dashboard. More»
The DOSCareers app educates and engages aspiring Foreign Service candidates and others seeking to familiarize themselves with diplomatic careers. More»
Jed Dornburg grew up in seven countries before college. Some say he was destined for the Foreign Service. More»
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