| |  Trade Policy and ProgramsTrade Policy and Programs (TPP) has responsibility within the Department of State for advancing U.S. trade policy objectives and opening new export opportunities for American businesses, farmers, ranchers and workers through global, regional and bilateral trade initiatives - including free trade agreements (FTAs) and the World Trade Organization (WTO) Doha Development Agenda. In partnership with agencies across the federal government, the more than 50 TPP professionals and staff work to maximize the benefits of open markets for global economic development, address and resolve trade disputes, strengthen intellectual property enforcement, and improve access for U.S. goods and services abroad.
TPP is led by Manisha Singh and is composed of four offices:
| | | Highlights | U.S.- Rwanda Bilateral Investment Treaty
 President Bush ( Feb. 19 ): "This will be America's first such treaty in Sub-Saharan Africa in nearly a decade. It reflects our shared commitment to systems of fair and open investment. It will bring more capital to Rwanda's dynamic and growing economy." Fact Sheet
President Bush and President Garcia of Peru Sign H.R. 3688
 Remarksby President Bush and President Garcia | Fact Sheet | Statement by Secretary Rice |
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