Members of Parliament - Parliamentary Intelligence Oversight
The program exposes the Kosovo Parliamentary Committee on Oversight of the Intelligence Agency to U.S. Congressional committees on intelligence and security, as well as other federal and state-level mechanisms on public safety, emergency management, and law enforcement. This exposure allows them to learn about robust U.S. oversight mechanisms that deter future incidents and prevent extremist threats from taking root. The program strengthens civilian oversight of Kosovo’s security institutions, fostering a more secure environment for U.S. businesses and investments in the region. This is crucial for U.S. national security, as a stable and secure Kosovo helps to prevent the spread of extremism and instability in the Balkans, a region of strategic importance.
The development of the tourism industry in Georgia is an economic priority for the stable growth of that country. Georgia has a unique cultural heritage and traditions. However, there are challenges with the development of infrastructure and the provision of services. This delegation will examine strategies for local and regional economic development, focusing on tourism as a growth driver. By sharing successful American models, the program fosters entrepreneurial thinking, job creation, and stronger business ecosystems abroad that complement U.S. trade and investment goals. Potential nominees include business association leaders involved in hospitality and tourism.
This exchange will enable participants to learn about American political practices and institutions. This program also aims to at strengthen bilateral ties and promote mutual understanding between Georgia and the U.S., paving the way for future collaborations and partnerships. Targeting emerging political figures, this visit will highlight American democratic institutions, campaign strategies, and civic engagement. The program builds long-term connections with future decision-makers, strengthening U.S. influence and democratic partnerships globally. Potential nominees include city council members, municipal staffers preparing for candidacy, and youth political activists.
This Business Development Program brings Belarusian business leaders in exile to Washington, D.C. and American communities, to connect them with members of Congress and their constituents. As leaders within their communities, these entrepreneurs and executives play a key role in fostering trade, investment, and collaboration with American businesses. Through direct engagement, Congress can connect foreign partners with local industries and entrepreneurs in their districts, and reinforce the United States as a destination for investment and economic opportunity.
This program will focus on Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Delegates will explore models of technology commercialization in the United States and ways to successfully transfer scientific discoveries and technological breakthroughs to the market. Specifically, the program will expose the delegates to U.S. innovative approaches to the development of new businesses, products, and services, including advancements in artificial intelligence. Candidates will include university and private managers of accelerators and incubators, ICT entrepreneurs, agencies supporting ICT, researchers and innovators.
This program will have seven participants- one facilitator and two delegates from Serbia, two delegations from Kosovo, and two delegates from North Macedonia.
