ACAO Visiting Nancy and Strasbourg
Assistant Cultural Affairs Officer Ida Heckenbach from the U.S. Embassy in Paris visited Nancy and Strasbourg in the beginning of February to talk to American English language assistants, ...
U.S. EU Transatlantic Trade Agreement
The goal of the arrangement is to support mutually beneficial job creation, economic growth and international competitiveness.
Professor Nevin Cohen visits Strasbourg
U.S. Consulate General Strasbourg had the immense pleasure to welcome to Strasbourg Professor Nevin Cohen from New School in New York.
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Consul General Participates in Country Dance Evening
Consul General Evan G. Reade participated in the annual country dance evening organized by the Strasbourg-Amitiés-USA Association in January, 2013.
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Proposed Amendments to the Hungarian Constitution
The United States shares the concerns expressed by the Council of Europe about proposed amendments to the Hungarian constitution.
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Maud de Boer-Buquicchio: Leading the Way for Women’s Rights by Evan G. Reade, Consul General
For over 40 years, Maud de Boer-Buquicchio has been a committed and leading figure in the struggle to advance the rights of women and children.
Free Concert on Saturday May 18
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Free Concert: The Auburn University Singers, Alabama, USA
Saturday May 18 - 08.30 PM
La Scène
11, rue de Haguenau - Pfaffenhoffen
U.S. and COE
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On April 15, 2013, the United States became the 59th full member of the COE's European Commission for Democracy through Law (the "Venice Commission.")
On February 13, 2013, the Council of Europe's Committee of Ministers Deputies met in Strasbourg and decided, by consensus, to extend an invitation to the United States of America to join the COE's European Commission for Democracy through Law as a full member. The U.S. has been an observer member of the Venice Commission meeting since 1991.- United States seeks Membership in "Venice Commission" (PDF, 360 kb) Download Adobe Reader
- Statement of U.S. Permanent Observer Delegation during Committee of Ministers Meeting (PDF, 172 kb) Download Adobe Reader
- For more information on the U.S. joining the Venice Commission, please visit http://cyberambassadorsblog.wordpress.com
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ESTA
Travelers from Visa Waiver Program (VWP) countries, including France, are now required to pay a fee of $14.00 when applying for an Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA).