Blinken’s first message, appointed by Joe Biden as foreign minister, is ‘international cooperation’

Biden introduced some of the names he chose to his cabinet at a press conference in Wilmington.

Antony Blinken, who will be brought to the Farnesina by Joe Biden, elected president of the United States, launched a message of international cooperation and said: “We cannot solve all the world’s problems alone. We have to work with other countries, we need the their cooperation and trust at the same time “.

Linda Thomas Greenfield, who will be named Biden’s permanent representative to the United Nations (UN), said: “The United States is back, multilateralism and diplomacy are back.”

Blinken, 58, who is also Biden’s deputy on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, was Deputy Secretary of State and Deputy National Security Advisor during Obama’s tenure.