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U.S. Ambassador to Georgia Robin Dunnigan Announces Retirement

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U.S. Ambassador to Georgia Robin Dunnigan announced her retirement, saying it was a “personal decision.” “After 33 years representing the United States as a diplomat, I have made the personal decision to retire,” Dunnigan said in a June 5 statement. “This is a fully personal decision. I have not been asked to return by my government.” Robin Dunnigan has served as the U.S. Ambassador to Georgia since 2023. She plans to depart from the country in …

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20 Months Into the Ambassadorship - Robin Dunnigan Steps Down

After 20 months in Georgia, U.S. Ambassador Robin Dunnigan is stepping down. In a statement released by the embassy on June 5, she said the decision was her own and that she had not been asked to leave by the U.S. government. “After thirty-three years of representing the United States as a diplomat, I have made a personal decision to retire. Serving as U.S. Ambassador to Georgia has been the greatest honor and privilege of my career. I will fore…

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Robin Dunnigan Is Stepping Down as US Ambassador - I Have Made a Personal Decision to Retire, My Government Has Not Requested My Recall

Robin Dunnigan is stepping down as U.S. Ambassador to Georgia, the U.S. Embassy said in a statement. “After thirty-three years of serving the United States as a diplomat, I have made the personal decision to retire. Serving as U.S. Ambassador to Georgia has been the greatest honor and privilege of my career. I will forever be proud of the important work that the remarkable team of the U.S. government has accomplished […]

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