Brett McGurk is nominee for high position in National Security Council

New York Times said Brett McGurk is likely to be appointed by US President-elect Joe Biden, the former US envoy to the International Coalition Against ISIS Mercenaries, to a senior position on the National Security Council.

6 January, 2021 10:53

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According to the "American New York Times", the new position of the American envoy who resigned from his position as his country's envoy to the international coalition in response to the intention of the outgoing US President Donald Trump to withdraw from northeastern Syria is a high position in the "Middle East and North Africa Office of the Council." National Security".

It is worth noting that Brett McGurk was a vocal critic of President Trump's policies regarding Syria, as well as strongly criticized the Turkish invasion of northern and eastern Syria.

National Security Council (NSC) is the president's main forum to consider national security and foreign policy matters with his senior national security advisers and government officials, and its duty is to advise and assist the president on national security and foreign policies, and the council acts as the president's main arm for coordinating these policies among various government agencies.

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