; (B) seek to increase intraregional exports to countries in the Balkans and European Union member states; (C) advance opportunities to increase United States exports to, and investments in, countries in the Balkans; (D) support startup companies in the Western Balkans region by— (i) providing training in business skills and leadership; (ii) providing opportunities to connect to sources of capital; and (iii) encouraging startup companies that are led by youth or women; (E) encourage and promote inward and outward trade and investment through engagement with the Western Balkans diaspora community in the United States and abroad; (F) provide assistance to the governments and civil society organizations of Western Balkans countries, through an inclusive process incorporating the input of local private sector and civil society stakeholders, to develop— (i) regulations to ensure fair, transparent, and effective investment; and (ii) economic security policies, such as foreign direct investment screening mechanisms and anti-coercion initiatives, to identify and counter corrosive and malign investments and use of economic coercion by foreign countries potentially in the areas of critical infrastructure, critical technologies, dual use items, media, supply of critical inputs, and access to sensitive information and data; (G) review existing assistance programming relating to the Western Balkans across Federal agencies— (i) to eliminate duplication; and (ii) to identify areas of 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