; (B) assisting the countries selected under subsection (c)(1) to identify and reduce barriers to— (i) the movement of goods in international commerce; and (ii) foreign investment; (C) assisting those countries in undertaking reforms that will encourage economic engagement and sustainable development; and (D) assisting private sector entities in those countries to engage in reform efforts and enhance productive global supply chain partnerships with the United States and allies and partners of the United States. (c) Selection of countries (1) In general The Secretary shall select countries for participation in the pilot program under subsection (a) from among countries— (A) that are developing countries and partners of the United States; (B) the governments of which have clearly demonstrated a willingness to make appropriate legal, policy, and regulatory reforms by adopting internationally recognized best practices that are proven to stimulate economic growth and job creation, consistent with international trade rules and practices; and (C) that meet such additional criteria as may be established jointly by the Secretary and the Administrator of the United States Agency for International Development. (2) Considerations for additional criteria In establishing additional criteria under paragraph (1)(C), the Secretary and the Administrator shall— (A) identify and address structural weaknesses, systemic flaws, or other impediments within countries that may be considered for participation in the pilot program under subsection (a) that impact the effectiveness of United States trade-related assistance and make recommendations for addressing those weaknesses, flaws, and impediments; (B) set priorities for trade capacity building to focus resources on countries where the provision of trade-related assistance can deliver the best value in identifying and eliminating barriers to trade and investment, including by fostering adherence to international trade obligations