John Kerry received a post at the Carnegie endowment in Washington
Former U.S. Secretary of state employed as a “freelance great statesman”.
WASHINGTON, March 2. /Offset. TASS Andrey Shitov/. Former U.S. Secretary of state John Kerry is employed in Washington by the Carnegie endowment to promote world peace as a “freelance great statesman”.
Before such post in the organization did not exist.
Announcing a new employee, the President of the Carnegie endowment and a former slave Kerry in the U.S. Department of state William burns stressed that “carried through a lifetime commitment of John Kerry to international peace and understanding embodies the main task and goal” of the entire organization. He expressed confidence that the inherent Kerry’s “experience, wisdom and belief in the possibility of diplomacy is now in demand like never before.”
In turn, the former head of the state Department expressed satisfaction over the fact that he will have to work together with a former colleague in the prestigious organization.
According to a press release, former Secretary of state intends to focus on the work in the fields of “conflict resolution and responses to global environmental challenges.”