; and (C) familiarity with security assistance reform and United States interagency and external resources and experts. (3) Coordination The curriculum established pursuant to paragraph (2) should be provided in coordination with the Defense Security Cooperation Agency’s Defense Institute of Security Cooperation Studies. 203. Policies and guidance for regional bureaus of the Department of State (a) Policies and guidance The Secretary of State shall establish policies and guidance for each regional bureau of the Department of State to coordinate security assistance and related policy for foreign countries identified on the list required under section 201(b). (b) Coordinator for regional bureau (1) In general The assistant secretary for each regional bureau of the Department of State should designate an individual who is an officer of the regional bureau to be responsible for coordinating security assistance and related policy within the responsibilities of such regional bureau, including the integration of the foreign security assistance policy priorities established by the Secretary of State, acting under the direction of the President. (2) Training The assistant secretary for each regional bureau of the Department of State should ensure that each individual designated under paragraph (1) for such regional bureau receives the specialized training described in section 2(b) to prepare such individual to carry out the duties described in paragraph (1). 204. Office for Security Assistance in the Department of State (a) Designation The Secretary of State shall designate an office in the Department of State, to be known as the Office for Security Assistance, to serve as a central coordinating point for security assistance. (b) Personnel The Office of Security Assistance should include knowledgeable personnel who, as necessary, are detailed from within the Department of State’s relevant functional bureaus and personnel from the United States Agency for International Development and other relevant Federal departments and