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== Related Organizations == | == Related Organizations == | ||
The Under Secretary works closely with: | The Under Secretary works closely with: | ||
* | * [[Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs]] | ||
* | * [[Bureau of Global Public Affairs]] | ||
* | * [[U.S. Agency for Global Media]] | ||
* Various embassies and consulates through their Public Affairs Sections | * Various embassies and consulates through their Public Affairs Sections | ||
This position is under the oversight of the Secretary of State. | This position is under the oversight of the [[Secretary of State]]. | ||
== Appointment and Confirmation == | |||
The Under Secretary is appointed by the President of the United States and requires confirmation by the [[United States Senate]]. This process ensures that the individual is well-suited for promoting U.S. interests through public diplomacy with the backing of both the executive and legislative branches. | The Under Secretary is appointed by the President of the United States and requires confirmation by the [[United States Senate]]. This process ensures that the individual is well-suited for promoting U.S. interests through public diplomacy with the backing of both the executive and legislative branches. | ||
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* [[U.S. Agency for Global Media]] | * [[U.S. Agency for Global Media]] | ||
* [[Fulbright Program]] | * [[Fulbright Program]] | ||