Vedant Patel, the Deputy of the Main Spokesperson for the US Department of State, has created history by becoming the first Indians to hold a daily Department of Foreign Affairs press conference which his colleagues said were carried out with the best professionalism and clear communication. With a spokesman for the Department of Foreign Affairs Ned Price on Vacation, a 33 -year -old patel from California on Tuesday took the briefing space at the foggy headquarters from the Department of Foreign Affairs to represent the country about foreign policy issues in front of the media.
During his briefing, Patel discussed topics -topics starting from the Russian invasion of violating the law to Ukraine, negotiations around JCPOA and Liz Truss became the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. The next direct briefing is scheduled for Wednesday. Vedant Patel made an impressive debut from the podium. “Kudos to” Vedant Patel on his podium debut, Tweeted Matt Hill, Director of Senior Communication at the White House.
“Representing the United States on the world stage is a big responsibility, and Vedant does it with the best professionalism and clear communication,” Hill said. Pili Tobar, a former Deputy Director of the White House communication said: “It is very pleasant to see Vedant Patel on the podium”. Congratulations my friend for an extraordinary debut,” he tweeted. Mr. Patel, who was born in Gujarat, was a graduate from the University of California, Riverside, and previously served as Assistant Secretary of the Press and Spokesperson for President Biden in the White House. Previously he served as a spokesman for the Presidential Inauguration Committee and Biden-Harris transition.
He also holds a communication position in the Biden campaign both in general and general elections. Previously, Patel worked as the Director of Communication for the Pramila Jayapal Congress and the Director of Communication for Congress members Mike Honda. Earlier this year, the White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki described it as very talented. “I often joke with him (Vedant Patel) that we gave him an easy assignment. We are not. It’s only because he is very talented,” PSAKI told reporters at his daily press conference in early April.
“Vedant, I will say about him, he is a beautiful writer. He is a fast writer. I don’t know if that means he can be a wire reporter. I think he has a very promising career in the government in front of him,” he said and described His contribution as “extraordinary” for “everything he does to help me, helps us all, help the president every day”.