Advancing U.S. Competitiveness in Quantum Technologies
/ALI hosted a robust conversation discussing the policies needed to advance U.S. competitiveness in quantum technologies, especially vis-à-vis China.
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ALI hosted a robust conversation discussing the policies needed to advance U.S. competitiveness in quantum technologies, especially vis-à-vis China.
Read MoreALI hosted a robust conversation on Building a Critical Minerals Supply Chain with Representatives Haley Stevens and Paul Tonko, and other thought leaders from the Administration, civil society, think tanks and businesses.
Read MoreMeeting the challenges of a new world disorder was the theme of ALI’s 2nd Annual Policy Retreat. Senator Tim Kaine opened the day emphasizing the importance of American leadership in a time of geopolitical challenges.
Read MoreDeputy Secretary Kurt Campbell gave keynote remarks at the ALI Reception in Celebration of American Global Leadership.
Read MoreALI hosted Reps. Don Beyer and Sean Casten, and Elizabeth Kelly, together with thought leaders from business and think tanks for a discussion on AI global governance.
Read MoreALI hosted a robust conversation on U.S. -China policy with Representatives Raja Krishnamoorthi, Hayley Stevens, Ami Bera and Stacey Plaskett. The discussion highlighted the reality and necessity of engagement and doing business with China, while continuing to limit their access to key U.S. technologies. Members applauded the Administration’s steps to bolster U.S. competitiveness, including investing in innovation and industrial policy, while continuing to shore up and expand relationships with allies.
Read MoreALI hosted a robust conversation exploring new trade paradigms with Reps. Blumenauer, DelBene, Quigley, and Strickland. The discussion highlighted that a new trade agenda should incorporate more non-traditional voices, as well as higher labor and environmental standards.
Read MoreALI hosted Nora Todd, Director for International Economics at the National Security Council, to discuss the Administration’s international economic agenda in 2024.
Read MoreALI hosted a conversation discussing the national and economic impacts of the Biden Industrial Policy initiatives, including the CHIPS Act, the Infrastructure and Jobs Act, and the Inflation Reduction Act, with Reps., Adam Smith, Marilyn Strickland, Val Hoyle, along with Morgan Dwyer, DOC CHIPS Strategy Officer and national security expert Jeremy Bash.
Read MoreALI hosted a robust discussion with Sharon Yuan and Eric Holloway, where they shared the results in the Commerce-led pillars of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF), including the Supply Chain Agreement, Clean Economy Agreement, and the Fair Economy Agreement, as well as next steps in these and other areas.
Read MoreALI hosted an informal conversation to discuss the congressional agenda for the fall. Participants discussed the potential for the passage of trade legislation, including GSP, MTB, and customs modernization.
Read MoreALI members discussed a range of priorities in U.S. trade policy including digital trade, artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and critical minerals.
Read MoreALI hosted an Matt Murray for an update on progress in APEC during the U.S. host year, including meetings in Honolulu, Palm Springs, and Detroit, under the theme APEC theme, “Creating a Resilient and Sustainable Future for All.”
Read MoreALI partnered with Canadian Ambassador Kirsten Hillman and Congresswoman Lizzie Fletcher to host New Democrat Coalition Freshman Members for a discussion on the U.S. relationship with China and current international trade policies.
Read MoreALI hosted a meeting with Kurt Campbell discussing U.S. policy in Asia, including the Administration’s plans for engagement with China, the upcoming visit of Prime Minister Modi, and defense relationships in the region, including AUKUS, China policy.
Read MoreALI hosted U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai for an intimate conversation discussing the current trade agenda and plans for the second half of the Administration.
Read MoreALI hosted a discussion on digital trade policy in the context of the WTO, the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) as well as other fora.
Read MoreALI convened its first day-long roundtable with leaders from around the country to talk about the top challenges to U.S. leadership, values, and democracy. Members of Congress, along with leaders from business, civil society, academia, and local government, had a candid and nuanced discussion on China; trade and industrial policy; democracy; climate change; and digital governance. Senator Kaine, together with Representatives Casten, Houlahan, Larsen, and Schneider shared their perspectives during the day’s discussions.
Read MoreALI hosted senior Congressional staff, companies, and think tanks to discuss possibilities for using trade to advance U.S. climate goals and, specifically, the prospects for an agreement reducing trade barriers on environmental goods and services. Participants noted the Resolution to Open New Markets for American Clean Energy Products, Create Jobs, Reduce Emissions issued by Representatives DelBene and Brady in December 2022 and which endorses such an agreement. An environmental goods and services agreement would be a win-win for both boosting environmental goals and creating green jobs.
Read MoreALI hosted senior Congressional staff to talk about the trade agenda in the upcoming Congress. Top of mind are the importance of renewing Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA), managing negotiations around the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF), and ensuring digital trade remains a priority.
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