A bientôt, Abidjan! I leave Cote d’Ivoire galvanized by productive conversations with government, United Nations, and NGO partners. Thanks to Ambassador Davis Ba’s all ⭐️ U.S. Embassy Abidjan team for making it possible, and for their work every day advancing 🇺🇸-🇨🇮 partnership. Next stop, Dakar!

Pleased to arrive in Senegal. I look forward to an excellent program of meetings and events, and appreciate support from U.S. Embassy Senegal for my visit.

On this 7th anniversary of the genocide & crimes against humanity against the Rohingya, I spoke with @radiofreeasia about the U.S. commitment to justice and accountability. We urge actors in Burma to adhere to int'l law and support a peaceful future. youtube.com/watch?v=Wo8HZu…

Today marks 7 years since Burma’s military initiated a genocide against Rohingya. 🇺🇸 remains committed to providing life-saving assistance to Rohingya communities and those affected by the crisis in Burma, Bangladesh, and the region. state.gov/remembering-th…

We welcome this important announcement about the immediate resumption of lifesaving aid moving through Adre, Chad into Darfur. With hundreds of thousands facing starvation, we must make every effort to accelerate and increase delivery of aid to those who most desperately need it

Congratulations, Guillaume! We look forward to cheering you on at the Paralympic Games Games.

Appreciate the warm welcome from U.S. Embassy Senegal Ambassador Raynor. Population, Refugees, and Migration Bureau values your coordination on 🇺🇸 humanitarian response in West Africa and the Sahel and looks forward to continued partnership meeting critical needs in the region.

Grateful to Vice Admiral Wade and Colonel Niamg for hosting me at Senegal’s National Committee for Refugees, Returnees, and Displaced Persons. Population, Refugees, and Migration Bureau is proud to support their work in assisting returnees.  I’m heartened to see communities rebuilt after conflict.

Glad to be with UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency Regional Bureau Deputy Director Xavier Creach. UNHCR West & Central Africa has been an crucial partner responding to needs of refugees and displaced people throughout the region, including the Sahel. Grateful for the team’s vital work providing assistance to people

Today Julieta Valls Noyes announced additional Population, Refugees, and Migration Bureau funding to support forcibly displaced people in sub-Saharan Africa. This funding will save lives and help find durable solutions for those forced to flee. Huge thanks from UNHCR West & Central Africa for this generous commitment.

Today, Julieta Valls Noyes announced $64M+ in humanitarian assistance, providing protection, shelter, and essential services for refugees & other vulnerable persons in Sub-Saharan Africa. This brings total U.S. humanitarian assistance in the region to $3.8B+ in FY 2024.

The U.S. welcomes recent agreements to resume humanitarian access across the Adré border and along the Dabbah Road, allowing lifesaving aid to reach millions of Sudanese. We will keep working with our partners to further expand and accelerate emergency aid deliveries in Sudan.

Au revoir, Dakar! Thanks to the Government of Senegal, UNHCR West & Central Africa, and other partners for a productive visit, and to the U.S. Embassy Senegal team for making it possible. Senegal’s achievements hosting & integrating refugees are impressive. I look forward to continued

PRM’s Marta Youth joined Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and Javier Martínez-Acha Vásquez to discuss joint efforts to address irregular migration and protect refugees in Panama. 🇺🇸 has provided more than $62 million in humanitarian assistance in 🇵🇦 since 2018.

Reflecting on my travel to Cote d’Ivoire, where displaced Ivoirians have returned home, and authorities are offering asylum to people fleeing other countries. This “Akwaba” spirit exemplifies why 🇺🇸 values our partnership with 🇨🇮, a regional leader generously responding to

Proud to support @UNFPATurkiye and local NGO Sağlıkta Genç Yaklaşımlar Derneği in their crucial work empowering young women and girls rebuilding their lives after the earthquakes in Türkiye.

The Israeli Defense Forces shooting of a World Food Programme vehicle in Gaza is a deeply troubling incident. Humanitarian workers are there to help innocent civilians, and Israel must ensure they are protected.

With our support UNFPA Türkiye and Sened Organization United Service Providers are inclusive of people with disabilities, especially young women and girls after the earthquakes in Turkiye. Huge thank you to our partners for building a more inclusive future!

Grateful to our valued Guatemalan partners for welcoming the 135 political prisoners released today from Nicaragua. Population, Refugees, and Migration Bureau stands ready to support their voluntary, lawful resettlement to the United States or elsewhere, as they begin rebuilding their lives in freedom.