Supporting U.S. Engagement in International Fairs and Expositions
This act allows the Department of State to use funds for U.S. participation in international fairs and expositions, including pavilion construction. This aims to promote American businesses and culture abroad, potentially benefiting the U.S. economy. It also requires seeking matching funds from non-government sources.
Key points
The U.S. government can spend money on participating in international fairs and expositions, promoting American products and services.
A portion of the exhibition costs must be covered by private companies or other non-government sources.
The State Department must inform Congress about planned expenditures and obtained funds, ensuring transparency.
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