$3B+ Joint Investment:  Kicks off over $3 billion  in joint mineral projects to unlock $53 billion  in resources. Secures Supply:  Develops a non-China supply chain, including funding for a crucial gallium refinery  in Western Australia. Global Model:  Establishes a worldwide model for resilient mineral and energy supply-chain  cooperation. US push for a Critical Minerals Framework as a model for supply chain cooperation globally resulting in securing rare earth mineral supp

Global Innovation Hub: Policies promoting $200 Billion in R&D and manufacturing investment by US and foreign tech giants (e.g., NVIDIA, Micron) in the US accelerate global access to next-gen technology (e.g., advanced chips). Fair Market Access Expansion: New trade agreements (e.g., USMCA) maintained and secured expanded market access for American exports (like agriculture and industrial goods) in key international markets, which supports more balanced and reciprocal global

Implemented Tariffs on imported goods including Liberation Day tariffs They include: 50% tariffs on Indian goods - including a 25% penalty for trade with Russia 50% tariffs on Brazilian goods 30% tariffs on South African goods 20% tariffs on Vietnamese goods 15% tariffs on Japanese goods 15% tariffs on South Korean goods 100%+ tariffs on China proposed 35% tariffs on Canadian good in discussion 30% tariffs on Mexican goods under reprieve EXECUTIVE ORDER 14257

US Exports EXPORTS US Farmers protection from unfair trade practices with The Commodity Credit Corporation Charter Act. Economic pressure and sanctions on socialists in Venezuela who have killed their citizens. Increased US energy exports to Europe through a deal with the European Union.

US is taking a stand to ensure that International Partnerships are in balance. Partnerships: Withdrew from the Trans-Pacific Partnership because of negative impact on American jobs and created path for companies to sue governments. (Under Obama in 2016, a proposed trade agreement between Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, Vietnam, and the United States representing 40% of world’s economic output, to eventually create a new

Trade imbalances are being re-balanced to the favor of the US by negotiating freer, fairer, and reciprocal trade agreements with allies. Trade Deals: The United States – Mexico – Canada Agreement (USMCA) replaces NAFTA to spur growth, create over 500,000 jobs, and add over $235 Billion to the US economy. US-Japan trade deal benefiting US farmers and ranchers. US-Korea trade deal (KORUS) to the advantage of US workers. US-China trade deal included increased agriculture pur