Today was the Paris March in which it is estimated three million people attended to honor the victims of Paris’ terrorist attacks. There was also a ceremony at the Grand Synagogue of Paris to honor the four Jewish victims who were targeted at a Kosher grocery stories. Leaders from all over the world attended the event. Well, expect for Obama, or any of his top regime officials. Lets take John Kerry for example. Would it have been too much to send Kerry to the Paris March ceremony to honor the victims of terror? John Kerry was already in Munich Germany yesterday and was headed for India today. Would it have even been a long flight or a big deal to make a symbolic stop in France to honor the victims of the Paris terrorist attacks?
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| John Kerry was in Germany on Jan 10, didn’t attend #ParisMarch |
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Secretary of State John Kerry stops in Munich, Germany, on Jan. 10 to meet with Sultan Qaboos of Oman to express his gratitude for their long-standing and strong relationship.
Secretary Kerry then travels to Ahmedabad, India, to attend the Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors Summit inaugurated by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The Secretary joins leading U.S. business executives and innovators at the Summit to highlight the critical role that U.S. technology plays in supporting sustainable economic growth across India and the Indo-Pacific region, as well as strengthening trade and investment between the two countries. This is the first time the United States joins the event as a partner country.
Secretary Kerry will then travel to Geneva, Switzerland, to meet with Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif on January 14 to have a bilateral meeting to provide guidance to their negotiating teams before their next round of discussions, which begin on January 15.
On January 15, Secretary Kerry will travel to Sofia, Bulgaria, to discuss security cooperation, energy diversification, and the bilateral trade and investment relationship. He will also highlight the importance of rule of law in helping Bulgaria to realize its full potential as a vibrant European democracy.