H.R. 3005 extends and strengthens the Global Fragility Act of 2019, which funds U.S. efforts to prevent conflict and stabilize fragile regions worldwide. The bill requires senior federal officials—including the Deputy Secretary of State, USAID Administrator, and Defense Department leaders—to hold annual meetings to ensure that U.S. diplomatic, development, and security assistance programs in priority countries align with current policy goals and address any gaps in strategy. The legislation also reauthorizes the Prevention and Stabilization Fund and the Complex Crises Fund through fiscal year 2030 (extending them six years beyond their current 2024 expiration) and allows additional funding to support monitoring, evaluation, and administrative costs for these programs. Overall, the bill aims to improve coordination across U.S. government agencies and ensure long-term, coherent support for conflict prevention efforts in strategically important but unstable regions.
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