Marco Rubio responded to reports of international partners' concerns over a potential shift in Washington's strategy. (EPA Images pic)WASHINGTON: The results of the recent midterm congressional elections will not prompt a change in the country’s foreign policy strategy, US secretary of state Marco Rubio said on Monday, reported Sputnik/RIA Novosti.
Responding to reports that US international partners had expressed concern about a potential shift in Washington’s strategy, Rubio said he saw no reason for such concerns.
“Foreign policy will be what it is. While obviously Congress has a role to play in our foreign policy, it is the administration of the executive branch that leads American foreign policy and, frankly, sets it,” Rubio told reporters.
