U.S. Ambassador Stephens To Visit Bermuda
U.S. Ambassador Warren Stephens is making his first official visit to Bermuda, meeting with government and business leaders to discuss long-standing ties and cooperation.
A spokesperson said, “The U.S. Consulate General in Hamilton, Bermuda will welcome U.S. Ambassador to the Court of St. James’s, Warren Stephens, for his first official visit to Bermuda.
“During his April 29-May 1 visit, Ambassador Stephens will meet with Governor Andrew Murdoch and Premier David Burt to discuss the long-standing ties among the United States, United Kingdom, and Bermuda as well as issues of shared interest.
“Ambassador Stephens will meet with members of the business community to discuss the strong U.S.-Bermuda economic relationship. He also will visit cultural and historic locations that demonstrate the four centuries of shared bonds between the United States and Bermuda.”
“I am delighted to embark on my first trip to Bermuda as U.S. Ambassador. We collaborate with Bermuda on a range of issues including trade, security, aviation, science and technology, maritime operations, educational exchange, and much more. My visit is also significant as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of American independence and I look forward to experiencing historic sites that reflect our long-time connections,” stated Ambassador Stephens.
“The United States is Bermuda’s closest neighbor and largest trading partner. Whether it is our Coast Guard helping Bermuda maritime authorities with search and rescue operations or our Preclearance officers at the airport ensuring a safe travel experience for all U.S.-bound passengers, our relationship has a significant impact,” he added.
The spokesperson said, “Ambassador Stephens was confirmed by the U.S. Senate on April 29, 2025, and was sworn in by President Trump on April 30, 2025. His visit to Bermuda follows his participation in King Charles III’s State Visit to the United States.”
