Trump nominates former Arizona attorney general for US ambassador to Serbia
President Donald Trump made an announcement on Friday that he had selected former Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich to be the next U.S. ambassador to Serbia. In a post on Truth Social, Trump praised Brnovich’s military service as a proud Veteran of the Army National Guard and highlighted his previous tenure as Attorney General for Arizona.
Brnovich, the son of refugees who fled communism, is expected to be a strong advocate for freedom and prioritize America’s interests. Trump congratulated Brnovich on his nomination, expressing confidence in his ability to represent the United States in Serbia.
Brnovich, who served as Arizona’s attorney general from 2015 to 2023, brings a wealth of legal and governmental experience to his new role. He is married to Susan Brnovich, a U.S. District Court judge in Arizona, adding to his family’s impressive track record of public service.
As Trump continues to shape his administration’s diplomatic efforts, the nomination of Brnovich reflects a strategic choice to strengthen ties with Serbia and advance American interests in the region. The selection of Brnovich underscores Trump’s commitment to appointing qualified individuals with a strong background in public service to key diplomatic positions.
In addition to his legal and political background, Brnovich’s personal connection to the refugee experience gives him a unique perspective on issues of freedom and democracy. His appointment as U.S. ambassador to Serbia is expected to enhance bilateral relations and promote American values in the region.
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