; and (ii) may be accredited to 1 or more countries in a region as determined by the Committee. (B) Criteria to establish a global health attaché office The Committee shall make determinations about where to establish global health attachés based on— (i) the strategic interests and priorities of the United States; (ii) large development and humanitarian assistance investments made by the United States; (iii) the strategic importance of health to the security and stability of the country or region; and (iv) such other criteria as the Committee considers appropriate. (6) Responsibilities Each global health attaché shall— (A) serve as the senior health advisor to the diplomatic mission of the United States in the country or region in which the global health attaché is posted; (B) convene and coordinate the country or regional health team on behalf of the chief of mission of the country or region in which the global health attaché is posted; (C) oversee the development of the country or regional health development implementation plan for the country or region in which the global health attaché is posted; (D) represent the United States Government regarding health matters to foreign governments, multilateral and international organizations, and public and private entities