Trump's India envoy Sergio Gor eyed for promotion to top Washington posts, including Rubio's job: Report
- United States Ambassador to India Sergio Gor was reportedly discussed as a candidate for a senior administration position after the midterm elections.
- The Washington Sun reported that Gor’s name was considered for White House chief of staff or as a possible successor to Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
- Gor and a White House official rejected the report, with Gor saying, “I have zero interest in any other role.
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U.S. Ambassador to India Sergio Gore can become the new Secretary of State in place of Marco Rubio, reporting to The Washington Sun (WS) with reference to ten sources familiar with internal discussions.
Sergio Gore is among the names being considered for a high-level position in the administration of US President Donald Trump, including secretary of state or chief of staff, The Washington Sun reported, citing 10 people familiar with internal discussions in the administration. Gore is currently the US ambassador to India and special envoy for South and Central Asia. According to the publication, he has direct access to Trump and is considered an…
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Times of IndiaTrump's India envoy Sergio Gor eyed for promotion to top Washington posts, including Rubio's job: Report
After the midterms, attention in Washington DC turned toward potential administrative shifts and positions. US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor emerged as a candidate for senior roles within the administration. Despite speculation, both Gor and administration representatives have rejected these reports about his ambitions. Gor emphasized his loyalty to Secretary Marco Rubio, calling him irreplaceable and a great friend.
Trump loves the guy: Sergio Gor tipped for big promotion after Mid-term results: Report - The Tribune
Following the midterm election losses, attention in Washington has turned to US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor as a potential candidate for senior administration positions. However, Gor, State Department officials and the White House have strongly denied the reports, dismissing them as false rumours.
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