Authorizes federal funding for U.S. pavilions at international expositions and repeals a limitation on such funding.
The U.S. Participation in International Expositions Act authorizes the Secretary of State to provide funds for a United States pavilion at international expositions. It repeals a previous limitation on federal funding for such pavilions. The bill requires notification to congressional committees before funds are obligated and mandates a report on the pavilion's impact, including investment estimates and participation details. The act emphasizes the importance of U.S. participation in Expos for promoting American innovation, culture, and values.
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