Secretary Blinken traveled to Qatar to launch the fifth annual U.S.-Qatar Strategic Dialogue. The Secretary met with Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani. He also recognized Qatar's important contribution to international sports diplomacy as it hosts the World Cup. He reiterated U.S. appreciation for the long-standing partnership between the United States and Qatar and discussed a range of priorities, including global health, humanitarian assistance, international development, labor and human rights, security cooperation, climate change, and trade and investment. Learn more about Secretary Blinken's trip to Qatar on State.gov. Kicking Off World Cup 2022 Visit with U.S. Embassy Doha Staff Meeting with Afghan Refugees at Camp As Sayliyah "I visited Camp As Sayliyah to meet the team and to speak to Afghans who will soon call the United States home. Qatar's support for the people of Afghanistan has reinforced our partnership," Secretary Blinken on Twitter. | Interview in The Atlantic about Sports Diplomacy United with Ukraine Ukraine's Day of Freedom and Dignity "On the Day of Freedom and Dignity, we honor the courage and vision of the Ukrainian people who took to the streets and stood together to defend Ukraine's European future and your continuing, valiant defense of your right to choose and define Ukraine's destiny," Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget A. Brink on Twitter (video). | U.S. Support After Russian Damage to Energy Grid Global Food Security Black Sea Grain Initiative Update Global Women's Issues International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women Thanksgiving at our Embassies Embassy Suva, Fiji "Ambassador Marie Damour and the Embassy Suva family gathered to celebrate #Thanksgiving with delicious food, laughter, and cheer. Thanksgiving is celebrated in the U.S. as a time to give thanks, enjoy food, and spend time with loved ones. What are you thankful for this year?" U.S. Embassy in Fiji on Twitter. Learn more about our Embassy in Fiji. | Embassy New Delhi, India Embassy Abuja, Nigeria |
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