“On Veterans Day, we are reminded that the peace we enjoy comes at a price and we are humbled by the sacrifices members of the armed forces make in the name of our freedom,” said the United States Ambassador to Luxembourg, Tom Barrett.
On Thursday and Friday, July 21-22, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs, Karen Donfried, met Foreign Minister Jean Asselborn, EIB President Werner Hoyer, and other Luxembourg officials and representatives of the EU.
On July 19, the Department of State released the 2022 Trafficking in Persons Report, otherwise known as the “TIP Report.”
The U.S. Embassy in Luxembourg celebrated Independence Day with local leaders from the Government, Parliament, the business community and civil society.
On Monday, June 27, U.S. Embassy to Luxembourg welcomed new Deputy Chief of Mission (DCM), Michael Konstantino, who succeeds Casey Mace in the role. The DCM is the Ambassador’s top advisor and serves as the Embassy Chief of Mission in their absence.
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On June 2, the United States Department of State released the 2021 International Religious Freedom Report.
On June 3, U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg, Thomas M. Barrett, and Chairman and CEO Paul Schonenberg of the American Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg led a group of Luxembourg-based Ambassadors from NATO-affiliated nations and international and local business leaders to visit Spangdahlem Air Force Base in Germany, hosted by 52nd Fighter Wing Commander Col. Leslie Hauck.
On June 1, U.S. Embassy Luxembourg raised the rainbow flag marking the beginning of Pride Month in the United States.
To mark the beginning of Pride Month in the United States, U.S. Embassy Luxembourg is pleased to invite members of the press to attend the rainbow flag raising ceremony.
U.S. Embassy Luxembourg, together with the American Battle Monuments Commission, held the annual Memorial Day ceremony at the American Military Cemetery and Memorial in Luxembourg, commemorating those men and women who have sacrificed their lives in military service.
The U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg, Thomas Barrett, together with the American Battle Monuments Commission, is pleased to invite members of the public and press to attend the annual Memorial Day ceremony in Luxembourg.