Panel to vote to recommend referral to the justice department for criminal charges against the former president
, of the storied Irish-American political family, would become US special envoy to Northern Ireland for economic affairs.Kennedy, 42, will focus on advancing economic development in Northern Ireland and people to people ties between the citizens of the two countries, secretary of state“His role builds on the longstanding US commitment to supporting peace, prosperity, and stability in Northern Ireland and the peace dividends of the Belfast Good Friday agreement,” Blinken said.
I welcome Joe Kennedy III as the U.S. Special Envoy to Northern Ireland for Economic Affairs. He will be instrumental to ensuring deeper U.S. support for economic growth in Northern Ireland to benefit everyone., and great-nephew to former president, both assassinated in the 1960s. He served eight years in the House before losing a Senate bid in Massachusetts in 2020., a former ambassador to Japan and daughter of the late president, is ambassador to Australia.
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