Mamet swears as new US ambassador to Argentina

Noah Mamet has sworn as new United States ambassador to Argentina during a ceremony held in the White House, together with US vice president Joseph Biden and Argentine ambassador to the US Cecilia Nahón.

Mamet will replace Vilma Martínez, who ended her term on July 4, 2013. Business attaché Kevin Sullivan has been filling the position since.

Noah Bryson Mamet is 43 years old, a veteran Democratic fund-raiser and consultant. He collaborated with Obama’s 2012 campaign, as well as with former US president Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

He is also president of Noah Mamet & Associates, a consulting firm that focuses on business and politics in Los Angeles, California, a member of the Pacific Council of International Politics, and of the United States Council of Young Political Leaders.

His nomination by US President Barack Obama was confirmed on December 2 by the US Senate.
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