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Warsaw Embassy
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At
the head of the U.S. diplomatic mission in Poland are the Chief of
Mission, with the title Ambassador, and the Deputy Chief of Mission.
These officers are responsible for all components of the U.S. Mission within the country, including the Consulate General in Krakow.
Political Officers analyze and report on political developments and their potential impact on U.S. interests. Political Section.
Economic
Officers analyze and report on macro economic trends and trade policies
and their implications for U.S. policies and programs and advocate for
US-supported economic, financial and trade policies. Assist U.S.
businesses with investment problems, especially those related to taxes,
intellectual property rights, and market access. Economic Section.
Consular
Officers manage consular relations between Poland and the United States
as well as provide services to U.S. citizens. The U.S. consulates in
Warsaw and Krakow manage immigrant and non-immigrant visa services, and
emergency as well as routine services for American citizens. Consular Section.
Public
Affairs Officers are the press and cultural affairs specialists, and
maintain the Embassy's relationship with the local press. Public Affairs Section. Commercial
Officers assist U.S. Business providing counsel on Polish trade
regulations, laws and customs; identifying importers, buyers, agents,
distributors and joint venture partners for U.S. firms; and arranging
appointments with business and government officials. Commercial Section.
Management Officers are responsible for normal business operations of the post, including purchasing. Management Section.
Regional
Security Officers are responsible for providing physical, procedural
and personnel security services to U.S. diplomatic facilities and
staff. Regional Security Office.
Agricultural
Officers promote the export of U.S. agricultural products and report on
agricultural production and market developments in their area. Agricultural Section.
Security Assistance Officers are responsible for foreign military sales and for Defense Cooperation in Armaments. Office of Defense Cooperation.
Defense Attachés manage bilateral military-to-military relations. Defense Attaché Office.
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