This Export Strategy provides an overarching strategic framework to leverage the trade promotion activities of the federal government, in order to support and create opportunities for American businesses by expanding and diversifying U.S. exports in all relevant sectors of U.S. economy, and supporting economic growth, creating jobs, strengthening manufacturing, advancing climate technologies, and improving competitiveness in international markets. Expanding and diversifying U.S. exports. The Strategy emphasises the following objectives: increasing participation by small businesses and underserved communities; strengthening manufacturing and supply-chain resilience; promoting clean energy and climate technologies; supporting travel, tourism, international education, infrastructure, agriculture and seafood exports; coordinating activities across federal agencies. Concerning export of small enterprises and undeserved communities, the Strategy focuses on: identification of export-ready small and medium enterprises; targeted support for women-owned businesses and rural enterprises; increasing cybersecurity assistance for exporters. The Strategy identifies climate and clean technologies as a major export opportunity and links export promotion with the U.S. objective of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, highlighting three strategic goals: strengthening domestic clean-tech competitiveness; promoting the value of U.S. climate technologies overseas; aligning government resources with emerging market opportunities. The Strategy focuses its priority technologies on the following topics: renewable energy promotion; energy storage; electric transportation; hydrogen technologies; smart grids; advanced nuclear technologies; methane mitigation solution. Further topics covered by this Strategy include: manufacturing and support of innovation and high-value jobs; strengthening domestic production; travel and tourism promotion; strengthening international education and enhancing acceptance of international standards; global infrastructure development, with targeted interventions in energy, transport, digital transformation, health and food systems; increasing exports of agricultural, fisheries and forestry products through: trade missions, export financing, sustainability branding, climate-smart commodity initiatives, trade agreement enforcement, market access negotiations; strengthening export in seafood industries, focusing on: trade-related developments at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric administration, facilitating trade strategies and increasing access to foreign markets, promotion of sustainable fisheries, increasing seafood competitiveness, combatting illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing, improving export certification.
États-Unis d'Amérique · 2023-01-01