; (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, including from the United States International Development Finance Corporation and the Export-Import Bank of the United States; and (iii) coordinating access to existing trade instruments available through allies and partners in the Western Balkans region, including the European Union and international financial institutions. (3) Support for regional infrastructure projects The initiative authorized under paragraph (1), consistent with the BUILD Act of 2018 (division F of Public Law 115–254 ) and the European Energy Security and Diversification Act of 2019 (title XX of division P of Public Law 116–94 ), should facilitate and prioritize support for regional infrastructure projects, including— (A) transportation projects that build roads, bridges, railways and other physical infrastructure to facilitate travel of goods and people throughout the Western Balkans region, particularly international travel; (B) technical support and investments needed to meet United States and European Union standards for air travel, including screening and information sharing; (C) the development of telecommunications networks from trusted providers; (D) infrastructure projects that connect Western Balkan countries to each other and to countries with which they share a border; (E) the effective analysis of tenders and transparent procurement processes; (F) investment transparency programs that will help countries in the Western Balkans analyze gaps and establish institutional and regulatory reforms necessary— (i) to create an enabling environment for trade and investment