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Joe Popolo, nominee to the Netherlands, highlights semiconductors, trade and NATO cooperation
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Joe Popolo, nominated to be U.S. ambassador to the Netherlands, told senators he would press on trade and semiconductor cooperation, advocate for U.S. industry and support Dutch contributions to NATO; senators raised supply‑chain constraints and foreign military sales concerns.
Joe Popolo, President Trump’s nominee to be U.S. ambassador to the Kingdom of the Netherlands, told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he would work to strengthen trade, protect critical semiconductor technologies and encourage continued Dutch contributions to NATO and transatlantic security.
"I will seek export opportunities for U.S. companies and ensure that high‑tech cooperation between American and Dutch firms continues," Popolo said, noting the Netherlands’ central role in semiconductor manufacturing…
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