Supporting an inclusive and democratic future for Myanmar Derek Chollet (The Jakarta Post) thejakartapost.com/opinion/2024/0…

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A hopeful moment for Northern Ireland. Collaborative government is essential to ensuring stability for the people of Northern Ireland.

Great to see the UNSC held another meeting on Burma. Important to use all the tools at the Council’s disposal to address the Burma crisis and support the efforts of our partners in ASEAN.

Productive discussion with UN Special Coordinator for Middle East Peace Tor Wennesland on efforts promote peace and security for Israelis and Palestinians alike.

Positive call today with Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze. I congratulated Kobakhidze on his new role and affirmed our ongoing commitment to support the Georgian government and people in their Euro-Atlantic aspirations.

Had a productive meeting with MOFA of Japan Senior Deputy Minister Funakoshi and we look forward to welcoming PM Kishida in April!

Excited to hear launch of USAID Diversity and Inclusion Scholarship Program for students from Burma, providing them higher education opportunities in Thailand, the region, and online through University of Arizona. The U.S. is committed to empowering Burma’s next generation of leaders.

Two years ago, Secretary Antony Blinken determined Burma’s military committed genocide and crimes against humanity against Rohingya. As we seek peace and reconciliation, we must bear witness to truth, hold those responsible to account, and deliver justice to the victims.

Met today with leaders of Burma’s “K3C” ethnic group alliance on their extraordinary efforts to pursue a federal democracy in Burma. We discussed steps for the international community to expand assistance to those in need and secure a better future for the people of Burma.

I welcome the appointment of Julie Bishop, former Australian Foreign Minister, as the new UNSG Special Envoy on Myanmar. She has our fullest support as she takes on this critical role. Her extensive diplomatic experience will strengthen international efforts to resolve the

Great meeting today with Catalin Predoiu, Deputy Prime Minister of Romania. We discussed our growing security and energy cooperation and reaffirmed our commitment to support Ukraine.

Encouraging discussion with National Unity Government Myanmar leaders across a wide range of issues on their efforts to foster a federal, representative democracy in Burma. state.gov/counselor-chol…

A pleasure to see my friend Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Robert Kupiecki and the rest of the Polish delegation for our strategic dialogue. Together, we are deepening our bilateral relationship and working towards a more peaceful and prosperous world.🇺🇸🇵🇱

Met with Deputy Secretary General Mircea Geoana to discuss Alliance priorities, including shared commitments to our global partnerships, and the historic Washington Summit in July. Grateful for his leadership as we unite to ensure that NATO is stronger than ever.

Productive conversation with Khalifa Alharthy in Washington about the U.S. and Oman’s shared goal of de-escalation in the Middle East.

Reinforced to Irakli Kobakhidze today our concern for Georgia's current trajectory - the Government's hostile rhetoric and support of antidemocratic legislation places Georgia's Euro-Atlantic future at risk. The United States urges the Georgian government to recommit Georgia to the

Georgia is at an inflection point. After many years of partnership, we regret Georgia’s Euro-Atlantic aspirations now hang in the balance. There is still room to return to the path the Georgian people want and deserve.

Security, stability, and prosperity are no longer solely analog matters. Today I unveiled our International Cyberspace and Digital Strategy – the Department of State's approach to technologies, from advanced computing and quantum technologies to artificial intelligence and biotechnology.