Kimberly Guilfoyle expresses ‘honour’ to serve as next US Ambassador to Greece

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Kimberly Guilfoyle has expressed her gratitude after being nominated by President Donald Trump to serve as the next US Ambassador to Greece.

Guilfoyle disclosed her eagerness to work with the Greek government and secure approval from the US Senate to ERT.

“I am eager to collaborate with the Greek government and will work diligently to ensure that the strong ties between Greece and the United States continue to deepen under President Trump’s leadership,” she said.

Guilfoyle praised Greece’s strategic role, calling it “a valuable NATO ally” and a pillar of stability within the European Union. She added that her appointment reflects Trump’s appreciation for the longstanding relationship between the two nations.

“My appointment in Athens underscores President Trump’s appreciation for Greece and reflects the deep and dynamic relationship between our two nations.”

The former TV personality emphasised Greece’s economic progress, noting, “Greece is currently one of the fastest-growing economies in Europe,” and acknowledged the resilience of the Greek people despite past challenges.

She pledged to focus on economic growth, education, energy security, and defence cooperation with Greece.

Kimberly Guilfoyle and fiancee Donald Trump Jr. Photo: Jabin Botsford / The Washington Post.

As she put it, “Greece, as the birthplace of democracy, has profoundly influenced America’s founding principles of freedom and equality.” She highlighted the shared values between the two nations and the importance of their relationship.

Guilfoyle also expressed gratitude to key figures in the Greek American community, including Archbishop Elpidophoros and businessman John Katsimatides, for their support. She also thanked Ambassador George Tsunis for his assistance in ensuring a smooth transition.

“I look forward to commencing my assignment as the US Ambassador to Greece, and I am eager to meet the Greek people and explore the beautiful country steeped in history,” she said.

“I will strive to fulfil the expectations of President Donald Trump, serving both the American people and the people of Greece to the best of my ability.”

Guilfoyle concluded her remarks with a warm holiday greeting: “Καλά Χριστούγεννα και καλές γιορτές σε όλους!” (Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all!).

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