President-elect Trump Nominates U.S. Ambassadors to Japan, Austria, and More
President-elect Donald Trump made a significant announcement on Monday, revealing his nominations for U.S. ambassadors to five countries, including Japan and Austria. In a series of Truth Social posts, Trump unveiled his picks for the ambassadors to Japan, the Dominican Republic, Austria, Luxembourg, and Uruguay. These nominees will undergo confirmation by the U.S. Senate, marking a crucial step in the diplomatic process.
George Edward Glass Named Ambassador to Japan
Among the nominees, George Edward Glass, a former U.S. ambassador to Portugal, stood out as Trump’s choice for the U.S. ambassador to Japan. Trump praised Glass’s business acumen, highlighting his background as a former President of an Investment Bank. With a degree from the University of Oregon and extensive experience serving on various boards, Glass’s appointment underscores Trump’s commitment to putting America first.
Leah Francis Campos Selected for the Dominican Republic
Another notable appointment was Leah Francis Campos, who was nominated to serve as the U.S. ambassador to the Dominican Republic. A former CIA Case Officer and Senior Advisor for the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Campos brings a wealth of experience and dedication to national security and prosperity to her new role. Trump commended Campos for her service to the country and emphasized her commitment to upholding American values in her diplomatic post.
Arthur Graham Fisher Chosen for Austria
Trump also introduced Arthur Graham Fisher as his pick for the U.S. ambassador to Austria. Fisher, the president of Fisher Realty, has a strong track record as a top broker in North Carolina and a staunch supporter of America First policies. With his expertise and dedication to advancing U.S. interests, Fisher is poised to represent the United States effectively in Austria.
Stacey Feinberg and Lou Rinaldi to Represent Luxembourg and Uruguay
Additionally, Trump announced Stacey Feinberg as the U.S. ambassador to Luxembourg and Lou Rinaldi as the ambassador to Uruguay. Feinberg, a producer of Broadway musicals and advocate for women entrepreneurs, brings a unique perspective to her role, focusing on empowering women in business. Rinaldi, a successful businessman with deep roots in Uruguay, is well-positioned to strengthen the partnership between the two countries and advance U.S. interests in the region.
In conclusion, Trump’s nominations for U.S. ambassadors to Japan, Austria, and other countries reflect his administration’s commitment to prioritizing America’s interests on the global stage. These appointees bring diverse backgrounds and expertise to their roles, signaling a new chapter in U.S. diplomacy under the incoming president.
