Embassy of the United States Managua, Nicaragua

The Public Diplomacy Section handles all aspects of press, information and cultural services for the United States Embassy in Managua. It is headed by the Public Affairs Officer, and is assisted by the Cultural Attaché (Cultural Affairs Officer) and the Press Attaché (Information Officer), as well as Nicaraguan national staff.

The Public Diplomacy Section works to strengthen and develop U.S.-Nicaraguan relations by:

• Enunciating and explaining U.S. foreign policy, while presenting the North American society in all its complexity so the Nicaraguan people can gain a better comprehension of the United States.
• Creating, promoting and administering educational and cultural exchange programs which improve relations and increase understanding between the people of Nicaragua and the United States.

To better accomplish these goals, the Office is divided in two sections:

The Press Section handles all relations between the Embassy and the Nicaraguan, U.S., and international media, responding to questions from the press, and providing information on U.S. foreign policy and current issues. They arrange interviews with U.S. government officials, and publicize all U.S. government activities and programs in Nicaragua.

The Cultural Section administers a variety of educational exchange programs, including the International Visitor Program, the U.S. Speakers and Specialists Program, and the Fulbright Scholarship Program.

For more information, call the Public Affairs Section of the US Embassy in Managua, Nicaragua at (505)2252-7100, extension 7458 , Fax: (505)2252-7108

Public Diplomacy Section
U.S. Embassy
Managua, Nicaragua
KM 5 1/2 Carretera Sur

Phone: (505) 2252-7100 EXT 7458
Fax: (505) 2252-7108

Hours: Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:15 PM