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International PrioritiesLevel the playing field for American businesses and workersby lowering barriers to trade and investment.Fight economic isolationism in all its forms, including unduerestrictions on investment, procurement, exports, sourcing,and human capital.Champion innovation and intellectual property as vital forcreating jobs, saving lives, and advancing economic growth.Align trade, regulatory, and competition policy to ensureopen and competitive markets.U.S. Chamber of Commerce president and CEO Tom Donohue (left), hosts a dinnerhonoring China’s National People’s Congress Chairman Wu Bangguo. Secretary ofState Hillary Clinton was among the distinguished guests.Shape the global agenda for energy security and climatechange policy to promote America’s competitiveness.Scott Eisner, executive director of the AfricaBusiness Initiative (left), meets with AmChamEthiopia President Ato Getachew Ayele, andU.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk in AddisAbaba, Ethiopia.Indian Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singhis hosted by the U.S. Chamber’s US-IndiaBusiness Council.U.S. Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tom Donohue(left), and Mexican President Felipe Calderón meet at thepresidential residence Los Pinos in Mexico City.
International DivisionU.S. Chamber Of CommerceChamber Vice President of InternationalAffairs John Murphy (left), greetsColombian President Álvaro Uribe.U.S. Department of CommerceSecretary Gary Locke speaks to theBrazil-U.S. Business CouncilU.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk gives hisfirst address to the business community at theU.S. Chamber (right). After, Myron Brilliant,senior vice president of International Affairs,leads the discussion.Select Recent AccomplishmentsEvery year the International Division hosts• Heads of state and government from a dozen countries• Minister-level officials from scores of countries around the globe• Business missions to more than a dozen countries• We speak a total of 20 languagesChamber Vice President for Asia Tami Overbyshaking hands with Korean PresidentLee Myung-bak after receiving the Order ofIndustrial Service Merit Silver Tower.Australian Prime Minister KevinRudd (left), with ChamberAssociate Director for SoutheastAsia Catherine Mellor, duringhis first official visit toWashington, D.C.Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Al-Malikiaddresses members of the U.S. Chamber’sIraq Business Initiative.Liz Reilly, Director of theU.S. Chamber’s TradeRootsprogram, speaks to the U.S. SenateCommittee on Small Business andEntrepreneurship.
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