Secretary Kerry Roundtable on the Middle East Peace Conference
"It is important that 70 ...entities... came together to reinforce the two-state solution." Read More»
Secretary Kerry Highlights Foreign Policy Priorities
I think when you consider the scale of the challenges that we faced, the speed with which we have had to act, the multiple simultaneous crises that we faced, the limits imposed on our resources, I think when you measure all of this, Americans can take enormous pride in what our diplomats and our leaders ... Read More»
Secretary Kerry’s Meeting With Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov Share
The following is attributable to Elizabeth Trudeau, Director, Press Operations: Secretary Kerry met today in Rome with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. Secretary Kerry expressed the United States' ongoing grave concerns over the situation in Syria, particularly the attacks on civilians in Aleppo. The two leaders discussed efforts to advance discussions on a Cessation ... Read More»
Joint Press Availability With Italian Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni
We’ve updated our ideas on various international issues that we are working on together, and Italy has always been grateful for the U.S. leadership in Yemen. We also spoke of the Syrian crisis; and as I already said at the press conference after the meeting with Minister Lavrov, we cannot build up a path towards ... Read More»
Secretary Kerry at the Chicago Council
Now, my focus this evening is on diplomacy, the art of negotiating and building relationships. It is a skill that some people have and others do not. For example, when Ulysses S. Grant was a boy, he lived across the state in Galina. And at the age of eight, he got permission from his dad ... Read More»
Remarks by Vice President Biden, Secretary Kerry and Italian PM Renzi at State Luncheon
Our two nations are NATO allies; we work together extremely closely in Afghanistan and Iraq. We are partners in training international peacekeepers and security forces. We stand side by side in the fight against terrorist groups who are trying to destroy the very civilization that Roman lawmakers, philosophers, and artists did so much to create. Read More»
Joint Statement on Syria by the Foreign Ministers of France, Italy, Germany, the UK, the U.S., and the EU
We demand immediate, expanded humanitarian access to all areas of Syria, including those on the United Nations' priority list, and we deplore the delays and obstruction caused primarily by the Syrian regime of humanitarian deliveries to Syrians in desperate need. We fully support the United Nations investigations of the use of chemical weapons in Syria ... Read More»
Joint Communique on Libya
We reaffirm our solidarity with the Libyan people and express our sympathy for those who lost their lives in the fight against terrorism. We also welcome the efforts against terrorist groups as listed by the UN in other parts of Libya, including Benghazi, and commit to collectively pursue those efforts. We urge all Libyans to ... Read More»
Secretary Kerry Remarks at Dinner in Honor of Italian Prime Minister Renzi
I think it’s fair to say that no matter where we come from or what our particular callings might be, we all call ourselves Atlanticists. And I am here to honor the contributions with all of you of a dynamic and increasingly important European leader, Prime Minister Matteo Renzi. Read More»
Secretary Kerry Call with Italian Foreign Minister Gentiloni
Secretary Kerry offered his condolences today to Italian Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni for the loss of life and devastation caused by today's earthquake. Read More»
Secretary John Kerry at EXPO Milan 2015
On Saturday, October 17, welcomed by EXPO CEO Giuseppe Sala and by Italian Foreign Affairs Minister Paolo Gentiloni, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry visited Expo. From the Expo Center, Kerry launched a clear message, inviting the whole international community to support the committment of the Obama Administration on food sustainability and climate change. “…Food ... Read More»
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