Jim Kolbe: “If I am correct, I think I have 30 seconds remaining, and I will yield the balance of my time to the gentleman.”

It has been a vocal advocate for elevating development as a national security pillar equal to that of defense and diplomacy.

It is a great pleasure to be able to testify today especially with this distinguished panel who are really the practitioners of public-private partnerships.

MFAN advocates for responsible reforms to increase the effectiveness of U.S. foreign assistance programs.

This is the moment for the United States and Europe to negotiate the boldest, broadest trade and investment agreement we have ever contemplated since World War II.