; (2) formal economic dialogues that include concrete, verifiable, and measured outcomes; (3) high-standard bilateral investment treaties between the United States and nations in the Indo-Pacific region; (4) negotiations of the Trade in Services Agreement and the Environmental Goods Agreement that include several major Asian economies; and (5) the proactive, strategic, and continuing high-level use of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum, the East Asia Summit, and the Group of 20 to pursue United States economic objectives in the Indo-Pacific region. 303. United States-ASEAN economic partnership The President is authorized to negotiate a comprehensive economic engagement framework with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. 304. Trade capacity building and trade facilitation The President is encouraged to produce a robust and comprehensive trade capacity building and trade facilitation strategy for the Indo-Pacific region. 305. Intellectual property protection (a) In general The President is encouraged to make enforcement of United States intellectual property laws a top priority, including taking all appropriate action to deter and punish commercial cyber-enabled theft of intellectual property. (b) Annual report Not later than 180 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, and annually thereafter for 7 years, the President shall submit a report to Congress that— (1) describes the efforts of the United States Government to combat intellectual property violations and commercial cyber-enabled theft in the Indo-Pacific region, particularly the People’s Republic of China