; (2) to work with the Philippines to promote economic growth and development through— (A) programs such as the Partnership for Growth, which seeks to strengthen regulatory quality, fiscal management, and human capacity development in the Philippines; and (B) other appropriate bilateral and multilateral economic development and trade initiatives; (3) to work with the Philippines to support a public health approach to substance abuse, drug addiction, and the illegal use of narcotics utilizing comprehensive, voluntary, and community-based treatment and rehabilitation programs in line with international standards; (4) to support the people of the Philippines in their efforts— (A) to strengthen the rule of law and anti-corruption measures; (B) to further effective judicial and legal institutions; and (C) to promote human rights and civil society. (5) to expand opportunities for more robust cooperative security assistance programs, particularly programs involving maritime security and maritime domain awareness; (6) to pursue and coordinate robust cooperative security assistance programs for capacity building of the Philippines to establish a credible defense posture, and to support counter-terrorism and maritime law enforcement; (7) to coordinate closely on the implementation of the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement, a mutually beneficial agreement that will— (A) enhance the United States ability to provide rapid humanitarian assistance; and (B) help build capacity for the modernization of the Armed Forces of the Philippines; (8) to enhance military-to-military cooperation and inter-operability through joint exercises, capacity-building, and intelligence sharing and support work to establish a robust information security program, which will lead to achieving a General Security of Military Information Agreement