Jake Sullivan Confirmed as Biden's National Security Adviser

Experienced Diplomat and Policy Expert

Sullivan, currently Biden's top foreign policy adviser, will assume the role of National Security Advisor once the new administration takes office in January.

Jake Sullivan, a respected diplomat and policy expert, has been confirmed by the Senate as President-elect Joe Biden's National Security Adviser. Sullivan has served as Biden's top foreign policy adviser since 2019 and brings a wealth of experience to the role.

Sullivan's career in national security spans over two decades. He served as Deputy Secretary of State under Hillary Clinton and played a key role in shaping the Obama administration's foreign policy agenda. Sullivan is known for his expertise in international relations, counterterrorism, and global economic issues.

In his new role, Sullivan will lead the National Security Council, which coordinates and advises the President on national security matters. He will be responsible for developing and implementing the Biden administration's foreign policy strategy, including relations with allies and adversaries, the ongoing war on terror, and global crises.

Sullivan's confirmation is a significant step in the transition of power to the Biden administration. His experience and expertise will be invaluable as the new administration navigates the complex and challenging global landscape.