Mekong - U.S. Partnership
The Mekong-U.S. Partnership, launched in 2020, is an expansion of the Lower Mekong Initiative and advances its goal to create integrated sub-regional cooperation among Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Thailand, and Viet Nam, with support from the United States.
Latest
Keynote Address for the Mekong-U.S. Partnership Track 1.5 Dialogue on Infrastructure and Energy
U.S. PRESS STATEMENT ON THE FRIENDS OF THE MEKONG SENIOR OFFICIALS’ MEETING: “Enhancing Cooperation: Coordinating with Friends and Allies”
Connecting South and Southeast Asia through Improved East-West Linkages
Joint Press Statement of the Friends of the Mekong “Recovery and Resilience”
Our Mission
The Mekong-U.S. Partnership seeks to encourage equitable, sustainable, and inclusive growth in the Lower Mekong Region.
MUSP seeks to meet regional development challenges by implementing capacity building projects and programs with active involvement and close cooperation of the governments in the Mekong region. Our goal is to deliver equitable, sustainable, and inclusive economic growth among the five MUSP partner countries by promoting connectivity and collaboratively addressing regional trans-boundary development and policy challenges.
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We encourage you to join us on social media for updates, dialogue, and information about the work we do – comment with the #MekongUSPartnership hashtag.
On the second anniversary of Burma's military coup, DAS Melissa Brown joined international partners at an event co-hosted by @CPG_USHMM & @AmbassadorLI to remember Rohingya and other vulnerable communities targeted by the military and promote greater justice for those atrocities.
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The United States of America is pleased to announce the opening of its Embassy in Honiara. We are committed to strengthening the enduring relationship between the U.S. and Solomon Islands!
.@StateDeputySpox on the opening of U.S. Embassy Honiara less than one year after @SecBlinken announced our intent to open it: For more than 50 years, the United States and Solomon Islands have worked together to tackle major challenges facing our shared Pacific community.
Two years ago, Burma’s military regime seized power from a democratically elected government and rejected the will of Burma’s people. The U.S. will continue to promote accountability for the military's atrocities & support international efforts to protect vulnerable populations.
The U.S. strongly opposes the Burma military regime’s decision to extend the state of emergency, prolonging its rule and the suffering it inflicts upon the country. We will continue to work with our partners to support a representative democracy in Burma. https://www.state.gov/the-burma-military-regimes-extension-of-state-of-emergency/
