The e-Amyna wrote that the removal of Kimberly Guilfoyle from her position as the U.S. ambassador in Athens was not an unpleasant development, as, in his view, the negative publicity surrounding her had indirectly affected Greece, while her involvement in regional issues had until then been mainly decorative. He mentioned as a key issue the timing and manner of her replacement, noting that matters of Greek interest — the GSI, the Vertical Corridor, and the exploration efforts of Chevron and Exxon — were at a critical juncture. At the same time, he described the U.S. ambassador to Turkey, Tom Barac, as a person with excellent connections in the White House and increased responsibilities in Syria, who, he argued, was functioning almost as Turkey's ambassador to the U.S. e-Amyna stated that Guilfoyle was said to have access to the White House, something which, according to him, was particularly important during Trump's presidency. However, he attributed the more positive American initiatives in the region to Geoffrey Pyatt, whom he characterized as an experienced career diplomat with strategic thinking and noted that, after serving at the embassy in Athens, he served as Deputy Secretary of Energy under Biden's presidency. He concluded that it would be desirable for the next U.S. ambassador to be a diplomat of this kind. #Διπλωματία #ΗΠΑ #Ελλάδα (translated)
