Requiring sole use of US flag and logo on foreign aid materials.
This bill changes how U.S. foreign aid is branded globally, mandating that all materials and programs funded by the U.S. must display only the United States flag and logo. This ensures that aid paid for by taxpayers is clearly identified as coming solely from the U.S. Co-branding with symbols of other countries will only be allowed in exceptional circumstances related to national security, requiring Presidential approval and notification to Congress.
Key points
Mandates the exclusive use of the U.S. flag and logo to identify all foreign assistance programs funded by the United States.
Ends the automatic co-branding of U.S. aid with symbols of other countries or foreign agencies.
Any exception allowing co-branding requires a written national security justification from the President to Congress.
Status:
Expired
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