Philip T. Reeker
Vucic, Reeker discuss Serbia-US bilateral cooperation, projects
BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic met with former US Acting Assistant Secretary of State Philip Reeker in Belgrade on Friday to discuss global affairs and Serbia-US bilateral cooperation.
They also discussed EXPO 2027 as well as other important projects.
State secretary talks transatlantic ties with US official
Ljubljana – Foreign Ministry State Secretary Stanislav Raščan stressed the role of the transatlantic partnership and pledged Slovenia’s commitment to strengthen Slovenia-US ties as he had a video call with Philip Reeker, acting assistant secretary of state for European and Eurasian affairs at the US Department of State.
Inaugural Southeast Europe & East Med conference held in Washington
Business leaders, policy makers and think-tank experts are to converge in Washington on Monday for the inaugural Southeast Europe & East Med conference, a joint initiative of Kathimerini and the Delphi Economic Forum aimed at boosting dialogue and the potential for cooperation between the US and countries in the Southeastern Europe and Eastern Mediterranean region.
Inaugural Southeast Europe conference in Washington
Business leaders, policy makers and think-tank experts are to converge in Washington on Monday for the inaugural Southeast Europe & East Med conference, a joint initiative of the Delphi Economic Forum and Kathimerini aimed at boosting dialogue and the potential for cooperation between the US and countries in the Southeastern Europe and Eastern Mediterranean region.
US official starts visit to Greece, North Macedonia
US Acting Assistant Secretary of European and Eurasian Affairs Philip T. Reeker began Sunday a visit to Greece and North Macedonia, which will last until Saturday, the State Department has announced.
Reeker, a career diplomat, was Ambassador to Skopje (2008-11) and served one more tour of duty there.
The full State Department announcement follows:
"No red lines for Kosovo; Reeker doesn't have solution"
In an interview for the Belgrade-based tabloid Kurir, Scott said that "any solution agreed on by both parties will be supported, one that can be implemented and be lasting."
Philip Reeker to become America's top European Affairs official
Career diplomat Philip Reeker will replace Wess Mitchell as the head of the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs, starting March 18, according to reports.
Reeker served as US ambassador to the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia from 2008 to 2011 and deputy assistant secretary at the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs from 2011 to 2013.