Last September, the administration issued the first Presidential Policy Directive on Global Development, and the President made absolutely clear that the mission of the U.S. global development policy is to promote broad-based economic growth, democratic governance, support developing countries, et cetera.
Lowey discusses the U.S. global development policy's goals.
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