Grand Hyatt Bali, Indonesia 11:14 A.M. WITA PRESIDENT OBAMA: Well, I just want to extend my congratulations to Prime Minister Yingluck for her leadership. Obviously, she had an inspirational election. She’s know been dealing with an extraordinary tragedy — the…
Archive: November 19, 2011
From Indonesia, President Obama talks about his administration’s work opening up markets to support thousands of American jobs and keep us on track to double American exports by 2014.
At the East Asia Summit (EAS) held on November 19 in Bali, Indonesia, President Obama and other Asia-Pacific leaders discussed the importance of cooperation on the region’s most pressing political and security challenges, including maritime security, non-proliferation, and disaster response. …
Companies will Commit a Portion of Jobs to Miami Area Veterans and Military Families Tomorrow First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden visit Homestead-Miami Speedway for NASCAR’s Sprint Cup finale to honor America’s troops and military families and highlight…
As we celebrate the 20th anniversary of Ukraine’s independence — a testament to the spirit and determination of the people of Ukraine — we also remember the suffering they endured seventy-eight years ago during the catastrophic famine that has come…
Aboard Air Force One En Route Anderson Air Force Base, Guam 5:10 P.M. WITA SENIOR ADMINISTRATION OFFICIAL: The two moving parts to the East Asia Summit were the plenary session, which was a fairly scripted discussion of the five somewhat…
Press Filing Center W Hotel Seminyak Bali, Indonesia 12:15 P.M. WITA MR. CARNEY: Good afternoon, everyone. Thanks for being here. Love your hotel. I have with me today the National Security Advisor, Tom Donilon, who’s here — he can take…
