This is a tool provided by Congress on a bipartisan basis, I helped co-author, to address the root causes of extremism and violence in fragile countries.
It tries to come up with strategies that will prevent instability.
It is my hope and expectation we will use this tool to balance assistance around security, democracy, human rights.
The situation in Ethiopia is alarming.
I want to associate myself with the concerns raised by the chairman about Turkey's nefarious role.
I also think it is critical we continue to explain to the average American how the work of USAID overseas helps keep us ...
I am optimistic we will make progress now on humanitarian access.
Vaccinating the rest of the world is critical to preventing new variants from breaking out and from harming all of us.
The Global Fragility Act is a, I think, promising new tool.
I appreciate that. I also want to follow up briefly on the line of questioning from Senator Coons regarding our role in ...
Clear and capable leadership at USAID is critical.