Kimberly Guilfoyle remains the nominee for the U.S. Ambassador to Greece, with the State Department denying reports that her appointment was canceled. Her confirmation hearing before the U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations took place on July 9, 2025. Guilfoyle, a Trump administration nominee, emphasized in her opening statement that if confirmed, she would prioritize accelerating Greece's defense modernization and enhancing cooperation between the U.S. and Greek defense sectors. She also pledged to focus on defense and energy issues, highlighting Greece as a pillar of stability and a consistent NATO ally. The hearing received notable attention, including support from figures connected to the Trump family. Guilfoyle expressed honor at the prospect of serving as ambassador to Greece and underscored the importance of protecting Greece, Cyprus, and Israel. The Senate Committee's review represents a key step toward her assuming the ambassadorial role in Athens.