; and (B) Our vision for the Indo-Pacific excludes no nation. We will redouble our commitment to established alliances and partnerships, while expanding and deepening relationships with new partners that share respect for sovereignty, fair and reciprocal trade, and the rule of law. We will reinforce our commitment to freedom of the seas and the peaceful resolution of territorial and maritime disputes in accordance with international law. We will work with allies and partners to achieve complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula and preserve the non-proliferation regime in Northeast Asia. . I United States Policy and Diplomatic Strategy in the Indo-Pacific Region 101. Policy It is the policy of the United States to develop and commit to a long-term strategic vision and a comprehensive, multifaceted, and principled United States policy for the Indo-Pacific region that— (1) secures the vital national security interests of the United States and our allies and partners; (2) promotes American prosperity and economic interests by advancing economic growth and development of a rules-based Indo-Pacific economic community; (3) advances American influence by reflecting the values of the American people and universal human rights; (4) supports functional problem-solving regional architecture; and (5) accords with and supports the rule of law and international norms. 102. Diplomatic strategy It is the diplomatic strategy of the United States— (1) to work with United States allies— (A) to confront common challenges; (B) to improve information sharing; (C) to increase defense investment and trade; (D) to ensure interoperability; and (E) to strengthen shared capabilities; (2) to strengthen relationships with partners who— (A) share mutual respect for the rule of law; (B) agree with fair and reciprocal trade; and (C) understand the importance of civil society, the rule of law, and transparent governance