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Through regional expertise, The the Office of International Affairs leads the Department’s coordination of global efforts to develop and execute policy and technical energy programs to promote security for the United States and its partners and allies; U.S. economic growth that benefits American business and people; and global political stability and prosperity through energy development. The regional offices of IA leverage years of global relationships with both foreign and domestic stakeholders to serve as the principal advisor to the Secretary of Energy on all International Energy issues. | Through regional expertise, The the Office of International Affairs leads the Department’s coordination of global efforts to develop and execute policy and technical energy programs to promote security for the United States and its partners and allies; U.S. economic growth that benefits American business and people; and global political stability and prosperity through energy development. The regional offices of IA leverage years of global relationships with both foreign and domestic stakeholders to serve as the principal advisor to the Secretary of Energy on all International Energy issues. | ||
IA maintains regular bilateral engagements with numerous countries including: [[Australia]], [[Brazil]], [[Canada]], [[Egypt]], [[Greece]], [[India]], [[Iraq]], [[Israel]], [[Japan]], Jordan, [[Libya]], [[Mexico]], [[Poland]], [[Qatar]], [[Romania]], [[Saudi Arabia]], [[South Africa]], [[UAE]], | IA maintains regular bilateral engagements with numerous countries including: [[Australia]], [[Brazil]], [[Canada]], [[Egypt]], [[Greece]], [[India]], [[Iraq]], [[Israel]], [[Japan]], Jordan, [[Libya]], [[Mexico]], [[Poland]], [[Qatar]], [[Romania]], [[Saudi Arabia]], [[South Africa]], [[UAE]], United Kingdom, and [[Vietnam]]. | ||
== Recent Organization Accomplishments == | == Recent Organization Accomplishments == | ||