; (B) aim to increase intraregional exports to countries in the Balkans and European Union member states; (C) aim to increase United States exports to, and investments in, countries in the Balkans; (D) support startup companies, including companies led by youth or women, in the Western Balkans region by— (i) providing training in business skills and leadership; and (ii) providing opportunities to connect to sources of capital; (E) encourage and promote inward and outward trade and investment through engagement with the Western Balkans diaspora communities in the United States and abroad; (F) provide assistance to the governments and civil society organizations of Western Balkans countries to develop— (i) regulations to ensure fair and effective investment; and (ii) screening tools to identify and deter malign investments and other coercive economic practices; (G) review existing assistance programming relating to the Western Balkans across Federal agencies— (i) to eliminate duplication; and (ii) to identify areas of potential coordination within the Western Balkans region; (H) identify areas where application of additional resources could expand successful programs to 1 or more countries in the Western Balkans region by building on the existing experience and program architecture; (I) compare existing single-country sector analyses to determine areas of focus that would benefit from a regional approach with respect to the Western Balkans region; and (J) promote intraregional trade throughout the Western Balkans region through— (i) programming, including grants, cooperative agreements, and other forms of assistance; (ii) expanding awareness of the availability of loans and other financial instruments from the United States Government