Codification of a Special Coordinator for Ukrainian Reconstruction
Title I — Diplomacy and Support for Ukraine
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(a) In general There is established within the Department of State a Special Coordinator for Ukrainian Reconstruction. (b) Selection The Special Coordinator shall be chosen by the Secretary of State and shall report directly to the Secretary. (c) Qualifications The Special Coordinator shall be an individual with— (1) private sector experience; and (2) knowledge of Ukraine and foreign policy pertaining thereto. (d) Duties The Special Coordinator shall assist in— (1) harnessing the tools of different agencies of the United States Government to promote the reconstruction of Ukraine; (2) coordinate cooperation amongst different agencies and bureaus of the United States Government to aid the recovery of Ukraine following its war to protect its sovereignty; and (3) work with the United States Development Finance Corporation to mobilize private capital for the reconstruction of Ukraine.
(a) In general There is established within the Department of State a Special Coordinator for Ukrainian Reconstruction. (b) Selection The Special Coordinator shall be chosen by the Secretary of State and shall report directly to the Secretary. (c) Qualifications The Special Coordinator shall be an individual with— (1) private sector experience; and (2) knowledge of Ukraine and foreign policy pertaining thereto. (d) Duties The Special Coordinator shall assist in— (1) harnessing the tools of different agencies of the United States Government to promote the reconstruction of Ukraine; (2) coordinate cooperation amongst different agencies and bureaus of the United States Government to aid the recovery of Ukraine following its war to protect its sovereignty; and (3) work with the United States Development Finance Corporation to mobilize private capital for the reconstruction of Ukraine.
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