Clinton off to Asia for a week
Clinton is out of the country until next week. She departed today for a weeklong visit to Asia. Her itinerary follows. (Meanwhile, I’ll be busy finishing up FP‘s July/August issue for the next couple of weeks, so posting will be light.) May 20: Departing Washington. May 21: In Tokyo to discuss regional and global issues. ...
Clinton is out of the country until next week. She departed today for a weeklong visit to Asia. Her itinerary follows. (Meanwhile, I'll be busy finishing up FP's July/August issue for the next couple of weeks, so posting will be light.)
Clinton is out of the country until next week. She departed today for a weeklong visit to Asia. Her itinerary follows. (Meanwhile, I’ll be busy finishing up FP‘s July/August issue for the next couple of weeks, so posting will be light.)
May 20: Departing Washington.
May 21: In Tokyo to discuss regional and global issues.
May 21-23: In Shanghai to visit Expo 2010 and attend a dinner to honor the USA Pavilion sponsors and others involved with creating it. On May 23, Clinton will attend a commercial diplomacy event to promote U.S. market access and job creation.
May 23-26: In Beijing, Clinton and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner will meet with Chinese officials for a meeting of the U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue.
May 26: In South Korea, Clinton will meet with government officials to discuss regional stability and other topics. Later in the day, she’ll fly back to Washington.
(In the photo above, Clinton boards a plane on March 1, 2010.)
Preeti Aroon was copy chief at Foreign Policy from 2009-2016 and was an assistant editor from 2007-2009. Twitter: @pjaroonFP
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