The Departure of Dr. Karen Donfried
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The Departure of Dr. Karen Donfried

Michael C

For the last 18 months, Dr. Karen Donfried has led the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs with the utmost skill and commitment during a pivotal time. As she prepares to depart the Department at the end of the month, I thank Karen for her tremendous service to the Department and the American people.

Karen has deftly managed our relationships with many of our most important allies and partners at a time when Kremlin aggression threatened decades of peace and prosperity. Her policy acumen, integrity, and drive defined her leadership as Assistant Secretary and represent the highest values of public service. An exceptional leader, Karen has nurtured and empowered her team, positioning the Bureau and, in turn, the Department to pursue most effectively the interests and defend the values we share with our European allies.

On behalf of the Department, I thank Karen for her distinguished service and wish her well in her next endeavors.

Official news published at https://www.state.gov/the-departure-of-dr-karen-donfried/

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