; (B) to promote principles of good governance; and (C) to ensure respect for the universal rights of the Egyptian people; (12) reaffirms the commitment of the United States to support the Government of Egypt with assistance, training, and other resources as it combats terrorism, addresses security in the Sinai Peninsula, and enhances Egypt’s border security and maritime security while recognizing the need to monitor security assistance to ensure accountability and due process of law; (13) clarifies that any proposed restructuring of United States assistance to Egypt, which is subject to the approval of Congress, will take into account progress on meaningful political reform, human rights, and fundamental freedoms; (14) congratulates the Egyptian government on their engagement with the International Monetary Fund and their difficult, but necessary, steps to stabilize the economy; (15) supports Egypt’s economic reform efforts; (16) calls on the United States Government to develop a new strategy for joint efforts— (A) to bolster trade between the United States and Egypt and investment in the Egyptian private sector; (B) to combat corruption; and (C) to promote higher education; and (17) urges the President of the United States and the Secretary of State to engage the Egyptian Government on new ways to advance the bilateral relationship economically, militarily, diplomatically, and through cultural exchanges, while ensuring respect for the universal rights of the Egyptian people.