United States Ambassador to France

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The United States Ambassador to France is the chief diplomatic representative of the U.S. government in France, responsible for managing bilateral relations, negotiations, and cooperation between the two countries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ambassadorial position
diplomatic office
appointedBy President of the United States
associatedWith European Union–United States relations
NATO
surface form: North Atlantic Treaty Organization

United States–France relations
confirmedBy United States Senate
country United States of America
embassy Embassy of the United States in Paris
embassyLocation Paris
formationYear 1778
historicalPrecursor United States Ambassador to France self-linksurface differs
surface form: United States Minister to France
jurisdiction France
Monaco
languageOfWorkOrName English
French
locatedIn Europe
memberOf United States Foreign Service
nominatedBy President of the United States
officeType bilateral ambassadorial post
partOf United States Foreign Service
surface form: United States diplomatic corps
reportsTo United States Department of State
United States Secretary of State
residence Hôtel de Pontalba
residenceCity Paris
responsibleFor coordination with United States consulates in France
crisis management involving U.S. citizens in France
implementation of U.S. sanctions and export controls in coordination with France
liaison with international organizations headquartered in France
public diplomacy in France on behalf of the United States
supporting U.S. military cooperation with France
role chief diplomatic representative of the United States in France
conducts diplomatic negotiations with the government of France
coordinates security and defense cooperation with France
head of the United States diplomatic mission to France
manages bilateral relations between the United States and France
oversees political, economic, and cultural relations with France
promotes United States foreign policy interests in France
protects interests of the United States and its citizens in France
represents the President of the United States to the President of France
supports cultural and educational exchanges between the United States and France
supports scientific and technological cooperation between the United States and France
supports trade and investment between the United States and France
seat Paris
style Her Excellency
His Excellency
toCountry France
French Republic

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Thomas Jefferson positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
this entity surface form: United States Minister to France
Benjamin Franklin heldPosition United States Ambassador to France
Robert R. Livingston positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
this entity surface form: United States Minister to France
James M. Gavin positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
James Monroe positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
this entity surface form: United States Minister to France
Whitelaw Reid positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
Whitelaw Reid positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
this entity surface form: United States Minister to France
United States Ambassador to France historicalPrecursor United States Ambassador to France self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: United States Minister to France
Selden Chapin positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
Gouverneur Morris positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
this entity surface form: Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States to France
Albert Gallatin positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
Jumpin' Jim positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
subject surface form: James M. Gavin
Douglas Dillon positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
Livingston family positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
subject surface form: Robert R. Livingston
this entity surface form: U.S. Minister to France
Sargent Shriver positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
Sargent Shriver hasRole United States Ambassador to France
Lewis Cass positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
this entity surface form: United States Minister to France
Joel Barlow positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
this entity surface form: United States Minister to France
John Adams Dix positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
this entity surface form: United States Minister to France
Levi P. Morton positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
this entity surface form: United States Minister to France
Embassy of the United States in Paris headedBy United States Ambassador to France
William Rufus King positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
this entity surface form: United States Minister to France
William L. Dayton positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
this entity surface form: United States Minister to France
Richard Rush positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
this entity surface form: United States Minister to France
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
this entity surface form: United States Minister to France
William H. Crawford positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
this entity surface form: United States Minister to France
William C. Bullitt positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
Gallatin positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
subject surface form: Albert Gallatin
this entity surface form: United States Minister to France
Portrait of James Monroe hasSubjectPoliticalOffice United States Ambassador to France
this entity surface form: United States Minister to France
Slim Jim positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
subject surface form: James M. Gavin
Robert R. Livingston, drafter of the Declaration of Independence positionHeld United States Ambassador to France
subject surface form: Robert R. Livingston
this entity surface form: U.S. Minister to France