+ Follow KRISTIE ANNE KENNEY Tag
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[Summary] => Kristie Anne Kenney leaves the Philippines on Monday with two indelible lessons learned from Filipinos: the importance of family, and the benefits of taking time out to celebrate.
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[Summary] => Washington’s new ambassador to the Philippines, Kristie Anne Kenney, is finally in town.
"I’m absolutely thrilled to be here. This is one of the most special countries for the US. We have such a long relationship and we feel very close as peoples. I can’t wait to see the country, meet all of you personally. I hope you share your views and your expertise with me," a smiling Kenney told reporters at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport on her arrival Friday night.
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[Summary] => The new US ambassador to the Philippines has been confirmed by the US Senate and is expected to arrive in Manila next month.
Kristie Anne Kenney, who was nominated by President George W. Bush as the next US envoy to Manila, is the first American woman ambassador to the Philippines.
US Embassy Chargé d’Affaires Paul Jones earlier said that Kenney had her hearing before the Senate foreign relations committee on Jan. 31. She was confirmed last Feb. 17.
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In a speech delivered before participants of the US International Visitors Program on Saturday, Jones said that Ambassador-designate Kristie Anne Kenney had her hearing before the Senate foreign relations committee on Jan. 31.
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Kenney, who previously served as ambassador to Ecuador, is also a former senior adviser to the assistant secretary for international narcotics and law enforcement at the State Department.
She has also served as an economics officer at the US embassies in Switzerland and Argentina and as a consular officer in Jamaica.
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Kenney, who previously served as ambassador to Ecuador, is also a former senior adviser to the assistant secretary for international narcotics and law enforcement at the State Department.
She has also served as an economics officer at the US embassies in Switzerland and Argentina and as a consular officer in Jamaica.
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January 22, 2009 - 12:02am
