Kari Lake expressed her gratitude for the role, highlighting Voice Of America’s mission to engage international audiences and share truthful narratives.
Kari Lake, a former news anchor turned political figure, has been appointed as the next director of Voice of America (VOA) by President-elect Donald Trump. The announcement highlights her role in overseeing one of the U.S.’s key international media outlets, which broadcasts in 48 languages and reaches over 326 million people worldwide.
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VOA’s mission is to promote democratic values, truthful reporting, and American achievements across the globe.
Lake expressed her enthusiasm for the new position, emphasizing the importance of accurate and unbiased storytelling in fostering international engagement. She noted that VOA’s work is critical in advancing U.S. interests and promoting freedom and democracy in regions where independent journalism faces challenges. Her leadership will aim to uphold VOA’s legacy while expanding its global influence.
This appointment comes as part of Trump’s broader vision to reform U.S.-funded media platforms to better align with national interests.
Kari Lake’s transition from media and politics to a high-profile diplomatic role marks a significant step in her career, with her tenure expected to shape how the U.S. communicates its values on the world stage.
Her first initiatives in the role are anticipated shortly after taking office.
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