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  • Deputy Secretary Burns (photo: State Department)

    Shared Future with the Americas

    Our partnerships in the Western Hemisphere are vital to our economic recovery and competitiveness, and vital to our ability to solve the transnational challenges that no one country can solve on its own.

  • Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Secretary Clinton, and Bangladesh Foreign Minister Dipu Moni (photo: AP)

    Remarks With Bangladesh Foreign Minister Dipu Moni

    Her current visit has been long awaited and will be counted as a landmark event in the shaping of our bilateral relations of the U.S. since the visit of President Bill Clinton in 2000.

  • Group of people (photo: State Department)

    Young African Professionals Visit America

    The group shown above includes young professionals from French-speaking African countries, plus translators, who are participating in a three-week trip to several U.S. cities to learn about America.

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  • Philip Gordon (photo: U.S. Embassy)
    Conference “NATO: A Modern, Flexible, and Global Security Alliance”

    The U.S. Embassy in Madrid in collaboration with the Real Instituto Elcano organized the conference for European affairs “NATO: A Modern, Flexible, and Global Security Alliance,” at Casa de America. 

  • People's Garden (photo: US Embassy)
    People's Garden Event

    On Saturday, May 5, 2012, the U.S. Embassy in Madrid held their first official People's Garden Event. Kids and adults alike were busy planting this year's crops and learning all about sustainable gardening techniques. 

  • Ambassador Solomont with Afghan visitors (photo: US Embassy)
    Afghan civil society representatives meet with locals counterparts

    On April 22-24, Sadiq Mohibi, Advisor to the Ministry of Labor on rights for the disabled; Mirwais Rahimzai, Country Director, Center for Human Services/University Research Co. LLC; Razia Arooj, Program Officer of the Education Unit, UNESCO; and Freshta Karimi, Director of Da Qanoon Ghushtonky, an NGO that provides free legal representation for women and other vulnerable sectors of society, participated in different encounters with Fundación ONCE, representatives of the local civil society and reporters, members of NGOs, academics, university students and the Afghan Association in Madrid.