NICHOLAS LARIGAKIS

Promoting U.S. foreign relations interests in the bilateral relationship between the United States and Greece (Potential upgrades to U.S. Naval Support Activity (NSA) Souda Bay, Potential upgrades to the port of Alexandropoli to help facilitate U.S. deployment of foreign aid, addressing Turkeys violation of Greeces airspace in the context of U.S. arms sales including the F-16 Fighting Falcon, providing briefings on Greeces defense capabilities including joint training programs with the U.S., highlighting elements of the U.S.-Greece 5th Strategic Dialogue, discussing methods to increase bilateral cooperation on addressing climate change, highlighting U.S. benefits from new energy development in Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean) Promoting U.S. foreign relations interests in the bilateral relationship between the United States and the Republic of Cyprus / RoC (Discussing U.S. benefits of the RoC entering the U.S. Visa Waiver Program, highlighting elements of the U.S.-RoC 1st Strategic Dialogue, discussing methods to increase bilateral cooperation on addressing climate change, highlighting U.S. benefits from new energy development in Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean, providing briefings on the role of the RoC in assisting U.S. operations involving the Hamas-Israel conflict including the evacuation of U.S. citizens, increasing current U.S. funding for the Cyprus Centre for Land, Open Seas and Port Security, providing briefings on the RoCs defense capabilities including joint training programs with the U.S.) Promoting U.S. foreign relations interests in the bilateral relationship between the United States and Turkey (Addressing Turkeys political, logistical, and financial support of U.S.-designated terrorist organizations including Hamas [specifically initiating Members of Congress to request a formal classified briefing on the topic by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence], addressing Turkeys violation of Greeces airspace in the context of U.S. arms sales including the F-16 Fighting Falcon, addressing attacks on U.S. military personnel by Turkish citizens, addressing U.S. security concerns posed by Turkeys presence in the Republic of Cyprus, addressing U.S. response to Turkeys suppression of religious freedom, addressing anti-U.S. rhetoric by Turkeys president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, addressing Turkeys threats to U.S. partners including Israel, addressing Turkeys obstruction of energy development in Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean through contesting the Exclusive Economic Zone of U.S. partners) - Promoting U.S. foreign relations interests in the multilateral "3+1" structure between Greece, the Republic of Cyprus, Israel, and the United States (Providing briefings on the history of the 3+1 structure, highlighting U.S. benefits from new energy development in Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean, providing briefings on anti-terrorism activity by participating nations, addressing the threats posed by Turkey to the 3+1 structure, funding for the U.S. Eastern Mediterranean Energy Center)

U.S. policy to the Eastern Mediterranean, including issues pertaining to U.S.-Greece, U.S.-Cyprus relations.

- Promoting U.S. religious freedom interests in the bilateral relationship between the United States and Turkey (Addressing U.S. response to Turkeys suppression of religious freedom)

AMERICAN HELLENIC INSTITUTE, FORMERLY KNOWN AS AMERICAN HELLENIC INSTITUTE P.A.C

AMERICAN HELLENIC INSTITUTE, FORMERLY KNOWN AS AMERICAN HELLENIC INSTITUTE P.A.C

AMERICAN HELLENIC INSTITUTE, FORMERLY KNOWN AS AMERICAN HELLENIC INSTITUTE P.A.C

AMERICAN HELLENIC INSTITUTE, FORMERLY KNOWN AS AMERICAN HELLENIC INSTITUTE P.A.C

AMERICAN HELLENIC INSTITUTE, FORMERLY KNOWN AS AMERICAN HELLENIC INSTITUTE P.A.C