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HighlightsSaturday, January 17, 2004 

Foreign Policy Challenges in 2004
On Friday, January 16, Secretary Powell was interviewed for newscasts around the world to discuss U.S. foreign policy goals and challenges for 2004.  Included were newscasts for China, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom.

two women and a man talking, with U.S. capitol building in backgroundCareers Representing America: Registration Opens for the Foreign Service Written Exam
Are you ready for a lifetime of adventure? A Foreign Service career may be your ticket. Becoming a Foreign Service Officer begins with taking the Foreign Service written exam. Registration has opened for this year’s April 24, 2004 exam. Deadlines for registration are March 24 in the U.S. and March 17 overseas. Visit the Department of State’s interactive web site, www.careers.state.gov for more information.
In Other News
The U.S. Department of State will honor the Marshall Legacy for its help in raising money for the donation of six landmine-detecting dogs for Sri Lanka.

New Commission for Assistance to a Free Cuba has been established by President Bush and is chaired by Secretary Powell.


The Department is a sponsor of the 2004 Doors to Diplomacy student contest. This educational award will recognize the student-created Global SchoolNet Web project that best teaches others about the importance of international affairs and diplomacy. Check it out!


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