This bill reauthorizes and strengthens the Global Fragility Act of 2019, which helps the U.S. government coordinate efforts to prevent conflicts and stabilize fragile regions around the world. The legislation extends funding for two key programs, the Prevention and Stabilization Fund and the Complex Crises Fund, through 2029, five years beyond their current 2024 expiration date. It also requires senior officials from the State Department, Defense Department, USAID, and other relevant agencies to meet annually and assess whether U.S. diplomatic, development, and security activities in priority countries are properly aligned with overall policy goals. Additionally, the bill allows funds from the Economic Support Fund to be used for monitoring and evaluation activities in targeted countries and regions, helping the government track the effectiveness of its fragility prevention programs.
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