This resolution states the House's support for science diplomacy, meaning scientific cooperation between countries to address shared problems and build partnerships. It calls on the Secretary of State to assess future science and technology needs, create an independent expert advisory board, raise the Science and Technology Adviser's organizational status, and review technical training and recruitment in the Foreign Service.
The resolution does not describe direct changes for individuals. It asks the State Department to consider steps to strengthen its science and technology work in foreign affairs.
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The resolution says international scientific cooperation can help countries address complex challenges and advance United States diplomatic and security interests.
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