U.S. Mission Vienna

U.S. exchanges build lasting partnerships that advance American interests. Experiencing American values firsthand can inspire new ideas, transform perspectives, and deepen ties with the United States.

Ambassador Griffith and our team are excited to work with our stellar alumni posted throughout the international organizations in Vienna.

Exchange Programs - U.S. Department of State

Ambassador Griffith opened this week, an international meeting to combat synthetic drug and precursor trafficking through mail and shipping networks. Joining government and private sector experts from around the world, he urged immediate action and information sharing to disrupt illicit shipments and keep dangerous drugs out of legitimate supply chains and away from our communities.

Drug Enforcement Administration - DEA
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Department of Homeland Security

Honored to host the U.S. Department of Energy “family” with U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission - NRC Chairman Ho Nieh and National Nuclear Security Administration Under Secretary Williams to launch the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) 70th General Conference, along with Department of Commerce Assistant Secretary Haines.

America leads in harnessing the atom for peace, security, and prosperity. We’re proud to advance American interests while promoting international cooperation on nuclear safety and security.

America’s nuclear industry is open for business!

At this week's International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) General Conference, U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Wright and U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission - NRC Chairman Ho Nieh outlined in a joint press conference how the United States is advancing President Trump’s nuclear energy agenda by streamlining licensing, strengthening American industry, and driving next-generation reactor innovation.

We’re building at home and expanding opportunities for U.S. nuclear technology abroad.

Yesterday at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) General Conference , the U.S. Department of Energy brought together partners from Latin America and the Caribbean, Africa, and Southeast Asia to discuss how American expertise can help their nations build civil nuclear programs that meet their national needs and uphold the highest standards of safety, security, and safeguards.