Barack Obama

I encourage President al-Sisi to invest in the political, economic, and social aspirations of the Egyptian people.

For now, our recommendation be go to the movies.

The pope wrote a letter to both presidents, the president of Cuba and the president of the United States encouraging them to resolve this issue.

To those who have supported these measures, I thank you for being partners in our efforts. In particular, I want to thank his holiness to Pope Francis whole moral example shows us the importance of pursuing the world as it should be rather…

This last conversation was substantive. I was very insistent with him that we would continue to promote democracy and human rights and speak out forcefully on behalf of the freedom of the people of Cuba.

We do this on the premise that it does not make sense to impose restrictions on the American people and on American businesses that disadvantage the freedom of Americans to travel.

I believe that we can do more to support the Cuban people and promote our values through engagement.

I express my condolences on behalf of the American people to the families that lost loved ones.

We can never erase the history between us, but we believe that you should be empowered to live with dignity and self-determination.

We believe Alan was wrongfully imprisoned, and we are overwhelmed with joy that Alan will be reunited with his family.

Cuban Americans have been reunited with their families and are the best possible ambassadors for our values.

We will continue to promote our values.

Isolation has not worked.

The American people stand with Pakistan in the face of this tragedy.

The fact that we are reestablishing diplomatic relations is, frankly, a better way in our view of advancing our interests and our values.

The United States will continue to support Pakistan in its fight against extremism.

The United States of America is changing its relationship with the people of Cuba.

Raj has embodied America's finest values by proactively advancing our development priorities.

Today Alan returned home, reunited with his family at long last.

I look forward to working together with Prime Minister Abe in the new year.

I believe in the free flow of information.

We will end an outdated approach that, for decades, has failed to advance our interests.

The United States stands ready to provide assistance as Australia moves forward.

Change is hard, in our own lives and in the lives of nations.

We believe that openness is a better policy than isolation in advancing the things that we care about in Cuba.