National Development Strategy and Coordination Act of 2023

This bill establishes a new Interagency Committee within the Executive Office of the President to coordinate federal financing for national development. The Committee must create a public National Development Strategy every four years, identifying supply chain vulnerabilities, manufacturing gaps, and priority industries for investment. Federal agencies and the Federal Financing Bank must align their financing, research, and development activities with this strategy, prioritizing projects that strengthen U.S. industrial capabilities and supply chains. The strategy requires specific metrics to track investments, including ZIP codes and industry classifications, and prohibits funding projects involving entities from "countries of concern" like China. This affects federal agencies managing financing programs, manufacturers, and businesses seeking federal support for strategic projects.