Global Fragility Reauthorization Act

HR 3005, the Global Fragility Reauthorization Act, extends key U.S. funding for conflict prevention and stabilization programs through 2030. It requires annual meetings of senior officials (including State Department, USAID, Defense, and Treasury leaders) to align aid strategies with current U.S. policy priorities in designated "priority countries." The bill also authorizes existing Economic Support Fund resources to cover monitoring, evaluation, and learning activities for these programs. These changes directly affect U.S. agencies managing international aid in fragile regions, ensuring sustained support for efforts to prevent violence and stabilize communities.