Simon Coveney
Simon Coveney is a prominent Irish politician who served as the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Defence from 2020 to 2021. A member of the Fine Gael party, he has been instrumental in shaping Ireland's foreign policy and its relationship with the European Union. Coveney is known for his emphasis on international cooperation and diplomacy, particularly in the context of Brexit and its implications for Ireland. He has recently voiced concerns that the 'America First' policy of former President Donald Trump could damage the United States' international reputation and influence, particularly in relation to its partnerships with European nations.
Born on Jun 16, 1973 (51 years old)
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Ireland:
Simon Coveney’s Rebuilding Ireland plan has led to the construction of new houses by councils since mid-2016.
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Ireland:
Simon Coveney is recognized as a key figure in Kenny's government.
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Ireland:
Simon Coveney has joined EY Ireland as a consultant in its geopolitical strategy unit after retiring from the Dáil and the Cabinet.
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Ireland:
Simon Coveney, the former tánaiste, speaks about the tariff crisis with a purposeful seriousness.
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Ireland:
John Mullins later sought a nomination to run for Fine Gael in Cork South Central, where the party was bidding to retain the seat held by former tánaiste, Simon Coveney.
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United Kingdom:
Simon Coveney announced he would not stand in the next general election.
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Ireland:
Simon Coveney was the minister for foreign affairs and employed Chris Donoghue.
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Ireland:
Simon Coveney assisted in the project as the minister for foreign affairs.
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Ireland:
Former minister for foreign affairs Simon Coveney has said that the America First policy will shrink the ambition of the United States.
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