Join ALLATRA TV for a profound interview with Congressman Steny H. Hoyer, conducted in his office in Washington, D.C. As a steadfast ally of Ukraine, Congressman Hoyer shares his perspectives on U.S. support, bipartisan cooperation, international cooperation, and the enduring strength of the Ukrainian people amid ongoing challenges.
Congressman Steny Hoyer represents Maryland's Fifth District and is one of the most experienced leaders in the U.S. House, serving for over 42 years. As former House Majority Leader and Democratic Whip, he's shaped key legislation on fiscal responsibility, disability rights through the Americans with Disabilities Act, and election reform with the Help America Vote Act.
A champion of American workers, he's created and saved nearly 23,000 jobs in Maryland, supporting facilities like NASA Goddard and Patuxent River Naval Air Station. He's fought for environmental protection, including the Chesapeake Bay, and ensured funding for transportation, policing, and community safety.
On the global stage, as former Chair of the Helsinki Commission, Congressman Hoyer has advocated for human rights and democracy worldwide. He has visited Ukraine since 1987 — nearly 40 years — and has been a steadfast supporter of Ukraine against Russian aggression, advocating for U.S. aid and stronger alliances.
A graduate of the University of Maryland and Georgetown Law, Congressman Hoyer's commitment to public service started in the Maryland Senate at age 27. Today, he continues fighting for a secure, prosperous America.
Throughout the interview, Congressman Hoyer reflects on his long-standing commitment to Ukraine, the significance of bipartisan support in foreign policy, essential aspects of Ukraine's recovery like economic development and institutional reforms, the nation's potential contributions to global security and democracy, valuable lessons from Ukrainian resilience for the world, and a heartfelt message of encouragement and partnership to the Ukrainian people.
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