Armenia - Legislative Program

Parliamentary Staffers

Parliamentary staffers will benefit from observing first-hand how U.S. legislative staffers and committees manage draft bills, assess the effectiveness of legislation, provide oversight of budget processes, and engage stakeholders such as constituents. They will also benefit from learning about the mechanisms used in the U.S. for strengthening the capabilities of civil servants, including training, mentorship, and connections with subject matter experts.

Ukraine - Legislative Program

Future Political Leaders - Strengthening Government Partnerships

This program will foster partnerships between U.S. and Ukrainian local and national government officials. It will reinforce Ukraine’s democratic governance, rule of law, and broader geopolitical stability. By strengthening cooperation between leaders, Ukraine will remain a resilient, independent ally – critical to protecting regional stability, advancing democratic norms, and safeguarding global trade and security. Developing these relationships solidifies Ukraine’s role as a secure partner in the region and supports long-tern U.S. strategic interests. Strong political ties lead to a better investment climate, and governance and infrastructure that is favorable and predictable to U.S. business.

Ukraine - Economic and Security Program

U.S.-Ukraine Trade and Investment Exchange

By expanding U.S. economic influence and reducing Ukraine’s vulnerability to Chinese commercial pressure, this program is aimed at unlocking new markets for American businesses, deepening strategic partnerships, and advancing a strong and prosperous United States. This program will strengthen U.S.–Ukraine trade and investment ties by equipping Ukrainian business leaders, entrepreneurs, and policymakers with the skills, knowledge, and networks needed to partner effectively with American companies. This program will contribute to economic growth and job creation for both countries by identifying commercial opportunities and promoting a healthier investment climate for U.S. businesses in Ukraine. One focus of the program will be on joint efforts in critical minerals—ensuring that U.S. companies play a leading role in securing, processing, and supplying essential resources needed for global industries. By aligning with the Ukrainian Reconstruction Fund in partnership with the U.S., the program will support infrastructure development, energy projects, and industrial modernization, creating a robust platform for U.S. companies to invest in Ukraine’s recovery and future growth.

Georgia - Security Program

Cybersecurity

Georgia is emerging as a hub for cybersecurity. It was one of the first countries that saw the need to protect its cyberspace from recurrent and targeted cyber-attacks. Despite its success in the field, the strategic and conceptual documentation of cybersecurity, as well as the legislative base, can be improved. This delegation will explore U.S. best practices in cybersecurity, including public-private collaboration, critical infrastructure protection, and cyber threat response. The visit supports the development of secure digital environments in partner nations, reinforcing U.S. leadership in cyber defense and innovation.

Mongolia - Legislative Program

Members of Parliament