; (10) to identify and execute opportunities for the United States in new and emerging areas of trade and investment, such as digital trade, critical minerals extraction, refining, and processing, energy, and innovation; (11) to monitor the development and implementation of bilateral and multilateral economic and other related agreements and provide recommendations to the Secretary and the heads of other relevant Federal agencies with respect to United States actions and initiatives relating to those agreements; (12) to maintain complete and accurate records of the performance measurements of the Department for economic and commercial diplomacy activities, as directed by the chief of mission and other senior officials of the Department; (13) to report on issues and developments related to economic, commercial, trade, investment, energy, environment, science, and health matters with direct relevance to United States economic and national security interests, especially when accurate, reliable, timely, and cost-effective information is unavailable from non-United States Government sources