; and (E) should prioritize and better coordinate resources that support enhanced trade capacity and facilitate fairer and more sustainable trade with partner countries; and (2) United States development finance programs, which mobilize private capital to achieve development objectives and may soon outpace traditional grant-based assistance programs in terms of total capital investments, should— (A) be appropriately leveraged to complement, rather than replace, other forms of private capital; (B) drive inclusive, enduring economic growth; and (C) have stability and predictability by being provided a multi-year authorization. 3. Interagency mechanism to coordinate United States development programs and private sector investment (a) In general The President shall establish a primary interagency mechanism to coordinate United States development assistance programs carried out by Federal departments and agencies engaged in planning or providing such assistance overseas with the investment activities of the private sector. (b) Duties The interagency mechanism established under subsection (a) shall— (1) streamline the private-sector liaison, coordination, and investment promotion functions of such Federal departments and agencies; (2) facilitate the use of development and finance tools across such Federal departments and agencies to attract greater participation in development activities by the private sector