Embassy of the United States Embassy of the United States flag graphic
Home Embassy and Consulates U.S. Citizen Services Visas/Visti U.S. Policy Issues About the USA Italiano  
Top Menu
arrowAmbassador to Italy
arrowSections and Agencies
>Consular Section
>U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
>U.S. Customs and Border Protection
>Economic Section
>Environment, Science and Technology Section
>Internal Revenue Service
>Political Section
>Regional Security Office
>American Battle Monuments Commission
>Federal Aviation Administration
>Federal Benefits Unit
>Foreign Agricultural Service
>Office of the Defense Attaché
>Office of Defense Cooperation
>Office of Human Resources
>Office of Public Affairs
>U.S. Commercial Service
>U.S. Sending State Office
>U.S. Marine Security Guard
arrowNews and Information
>State Department
Travel Information

Welcome / Benvenuto!

The Political Section is responsible for political relations between the United States and the Italian Republic.

It analyzes Italian domestic and foreign affairs and advocates U.S. Government policies in official contacts with Italian officials, parliamentarians, politicians, as well as with foreign diplomats.

The Section works to advance U.S. positions and increase bilateral cooperation across a broad range of issues, including political-military relations, labor affairs, and law enforcement coordination.

The Section is headed by a Minister Counselor for Political Affairs, and includes a Political-Military Unit (headed by a Pol-Mil Counselor), a Labor Counselor, and officers and staff members specializing in Italian foreign relations and domestic affairs.
— POLITICAL SECTION —

Italian Domestic Affairs

External Affairs

Political-Military Affairs

Labor Affairs
— INTERNET LINKS —

U.S. State Department
This site is managed by the U.S. Department of State.
External links to other Internet sites should not be construed as an endorsement of the views or privacy policies contained therein.
Last Updated: November 7, 2005
Home | Contact Us | Privacy | disclaimers | Webmaster| FAQ  Embassy of the United States