Michael Kozak

Michael Kozak

politician United States

Michael Kozak is a senior official in the U.S. Department of State, focusing on Western Hemisphere affairs, and recently participated in discussions with Panamanian representatives amid ongoing diplomatic negotiations concerning the Panama Canal.

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Unknown Unknown: US Ambassador Michael Kozak said the move to restructure the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) was to make it more responsive to the priorities of elected governments in the Caribbean. 7

The Daily Observer – prominent Antiguan newspaper: USAID restructuring to focus on local priorities, says US Ambassador

Guyana Guyana: Michael Kozak, the Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs, stated that the United States rejects all attempts by Nicolas Maduro to undermine Guyana’s territorial integrity. 8

Stabroek News: US says rejects Maduro’s attempts to undermine Guyana’s territorial integrity

Guatemala Guatemala: Michael Kozak, a senior official at the State Department, confirmed that Kilmar Ábrego García is alive and safe in custody. 7

Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: Gobierno de EE. UU. confirma que salvadoreño Kilmar Ábrego está "vivo"

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Michael Kozak, a State Department official, confirmed that Kilmar Abrego Garcia is alive and secure in El Salvador. 7

BBC: Man mistakenly deported to El Salvador 'alive and secure', US says

United States United States: Michael Kozak, Senior Bureau Official at the State Department, wrote in a declaration filed Monday that, 'The foreign policy of the United States would suffer harm if the removal of individuals associated with TdA were prevented.' 6

Fox News: State Dept. official argues judge's deportation flights order endangers US foreign policy