The Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs actively engages in public outreach and discussions with organizations, associations, and audiences interested in U.S. relations with the Asia-Pacific region. We meet with groups at the Department of State and send officials to events throughout the United States.
Officials available for events are:
Acting Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs: Joseph Y. YunTerm of Appointment: 08/10/2010 to present Biography |
Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs: Kin MoyTerm of Appointment: 07/1/2011 to Present Biography |
Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs: Jim ZumwaltTerm of Appointment: 01/03/2012 to Present Biography |
Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs: Edgard D. KaganTerm of Appointment: 07/31/2012 to Present Biography |
Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs: Susan StevensonTerm of Appointment: 10/2012 to Present Biography |
Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs: Michael H. Fuchs |
U.S. Senior Official for Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC): Atul KeshapTerm of Appointment: 07/30/2012 to Present Biography |
Office of the Special Representative for North Korea Policy (S/NKP) |
Special Representative for North Korea Policy: Glyn T. DaviesTerm of Appointment: 1/15/2012 to present Biography |
Special Envoy for North Korean Human Rights Issues: Dr. Robert R. KingTerm of Appointment: 11/24/2009 to present Biography |
Special Envoy for the Six-Party Talks: Clifford HartTerm of Appointment: 10/2011 to Present Biography |
Special Representative and Policy Coordinator for Burma: W. Patrick MurphyTerm of Appointment: 07/2012 to Present Biography |
If you are interested in inviting an official to address your gathering, please fax your request to the East Asia-Pacific Bureau's Office of Public Affairs (202) 647-0996.
For speakers or briefings on foreign policy in general or on specific countries or regions, please contact the Bureau of Public Affairs at (202) 647-8411. Questions regarding foreign policy or expressing your opinion should be emailed using one of the forms available at http://contact-us.state.gov or send to: Public Communications Division (PA/PL/PC) Room 2206, U.S. Department of State, Washington, DC 20520. Telephone (202) 647-6575