Upcoming IVLP Projects
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U.S. Energy Policy - Security, Independence, and Innovation, A Multi Regional Project | April 28 - May 2
This project showcases United States innovation in leveraging varied energy sources to bolster global stability, economic growth, and resilience. By integrating fossil fuels with emerging technologies, this project will demonstrate how the United States enhances its U.S. energy independence and geopolitical stability. Government officials, political leaders, and academics will examine how key U.S. initiatives focus on fostering international energy partnerships, advancing innovative technologies, and promoting policies that strengthen local and regional economies.
Securing Regional and Global Critical Mineral Supply Chains, A Project for the Republic of Korea | April 28-May 2
This project advances the United States priorities to secure critical mineral supply chains, reduce reliance on foreign adversaries, and strengthen national security through robust mineral production and processing capabilities. Participants will examine policies and best practices for establishing resilient and diversified critical minerals supply chains. They will discuss how to improve supply chains that support high-tech industries such as batteries, aerospace and defense, semiconductors, automobiles, and energy technology. Discussions and meetings will include a focus on reducing dependency on single actors within the supply chain and navigating disruptions that are introduced by trade disputes and other foreign government-imposed restrictions, such as export controls.
U.S. State and Local Government, A Regional Project for Europe | May 6-9
This project advances U.S. economic interests by fostering a deeper understanding of the U.S. model of effective governance and public service delivery. Community leaders including local government officials, politicians, and academics will examine U.S. examples and best practices in the administration of justice, health, and education services in the United States’ decentralized governmental structure. Through meetings and site visits, they will explore how state and local governments engage citizens, enhance decision-making, resolve disputes, and foster communities that advance regional stability and attract investment. Additionally, they will explore the fundamental role of freedom of speech and expression in sustaining democratic societies.
Combating Illegal Migration, A Multi Regional Project | May 7-12
This IVLP introduces law enforcement professionals, policy, and ministry officials to U.S. border and immigration enforcement best practices, emphasizing the America First approach to safeguarding national interests. It will highlight the Administration’s efforts to stop illegal migration and strengthen fraud detection at points of entry and exit. U.S. federal, state, and local officials will discuss proven border control measures and technologies that reinforce national security and sovereignty and promote effective international cooperation.