At the recent Camp David G-8 meeting, leaders agreed to take additional steps to support Arab transitions underway.
New reality poses opportunities for trade, investment, and job creation, as well as challenges.
The United States works to create conditions for the less affluent to prosper.
Engagement with our Latin America, Caribbean, and Canadian neighbors remains a top priority for the United States.
We are working to build a relationship that allows both of our countries to flourish.
Our broad goal is a vibrant, seamless regional economy with global supply chains clustered around the Pacific Rim.
The United States wants Bangladesh to be a prosperous, successful, democratic country.
The United States is urging India to reduce its dependence on oil imports from Iran.
U.S. economic policy toward China focuses on expanding opportunities for U.S. companies and on improving cooperation.
Initiative that would encourage a network of economic, transit, energy, and people-to-people connections.
"Our hopes for a 21st century less bloody than the 20th century all hinge to a large degree on what happens in the Asia-Pacific region."
The intent behind legal protection of intellectual property is to generate incentive to innovate.
Fifty-five countries are now participating in the initiative, encompassing a quarter of the world’s people.
The United States sends its warmest and sincerest congratulations to President Joyce Banda.
Natural resources, nascent trade agreements and growing network of transport and energy connections hold great economic promise.
The United States is seeking to broaden its economic relationship with India.
Public-private partnerships will focus on small and medium-sized enterprises and address the main barriers women face.
The U.S. Treasury Department has designated Guatemalan national Horst Walter Overdick Mejia as a narcotics trafficker.
Improving the lives of women begins with investing in girls.
“On nearly every matter of strategic importance, the fundamental interests of the United States and India converge.”