US EditionPaul Kapur Sworn In: Guiding US Diplomacy in South and Central Asia
Paul Kapur succeeds Mr. Lu to lead U.S. foreign policy in South and Central Asia, overseeing relations with 14 countries, officials said.
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Paul Kapur Sworn In: Guiding US Diplomacy in South and Central Asia
Paul Kapur has been officially appointed as the Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs in the US Department of State. He will manage diplomatic efforts across a range of countries, succeeding Donald Lu. Kapur has a strong background in international security and academia.
Who is Paul Kapur? Indian-American takes oath as US Assistant Secy for South, Central Asia
Paul Kapur, US Assistant Secretary for South and Central Asia, was born in New Delhi to an Indian father and an American mother. Although he grew up as a “thoroughly American kid”, he frequently visited India.
Who Is Paul Kapur? Indian-Origin Security Expert, Now US Assistant Secretary Of State
Indian-origin security expert Paul Kapur was sworn in as the Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs in the Donald Trump administration. Kapur will now lead US diplomatic engagement with countries like India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan. He succeeds Donald Lu.
Indian-origin security expert sworn in as US Assistant Secretary for South and Central Asian Affairs
WASHINGTON, Oct 23: Indian-American author and security expert Paul Kapur has been officially sworn in as the new Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs at the US Department of State. His sworn in was announced by the Bureau in a social media post on late Wednesday night. “Welcome to @State_SCA, Assistant Secretary Paul Kapur! This morning Dr. Kapur was officially sworn in as the Assistant Secretary for the Bureau …
Paul Kapur appointed as new US assistant secretary for South and Central Asian affairs
Paul Kapur has been sworn in as the new US assistant secretary of state for South and Central Asian affairs, the State Department announced Thursday. In a post on X, the department’s Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs welcomed him, saying: “This morning Dr. Kapur was officially sworn in as the Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs.” Kapur replaces Donald Lu, who held the position from 2021 until earlier thi…
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