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Through our deeper engagement in the Indo-Pacific we are working more closely than ever before with our partners to support a free and open region. We have taken significant steps to implement AUKUS, including announcing our plans to support Australia acquiring conventionally armed, nuclear-powered submarines. We are committed to continuing to strengthen NATO’s ability to deter further attempts to undermine Alliance security, in support of NATO’s new Strategic Concept. We have stood shoulder to shoulder in our resolve to support Ukraine for as long as it takes in the face of Russia’s illegal, unjustifiable, and unprovoked war of aggression and to preserve a free, independent, and sovereign Ukraine. We have energized our traditional alliances and built new and innovative partnerships based on deeper cooperation on technology, trade, and security. Over the past year, we have taken steps to deepen our unrivalled defense, security, and intelligence relationship across every theater in the globe in which we cooperate, recognizing the indivisibility of security in the Euro-Atlantic and the Indo-Pacific and other regions. Technology, economics, and national security are more deeply intertwined than ever before. We face new challenges to international stability – from authoritarian states such as Russia and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) disruptive technologies non-state actors and transnational challenges like climate change. At the same time, the nature of national security is changing. The transition to the clean energy economies of the future is an opportunity to improve jobs and livelihoods and deepen the resilience of our economies. Breakthroughs in innovation offer enormous potential if we can harness them to work for, not against, our democracies and security. The global economy is undergoing one of the greatest transformations since the Industrial Revolution. To achieve this, we must keep pace with changes in the world around us and adapt our alliance to them. U.S.-UK cooperation and joint leadership is as essential today as ever – both internationally and for the security and prosperity of our people at home. Our essential bilateral relationship is underpinned by the closest cooperation on defense and security, a thriving economic relationship, leadership in science and technology, and deep ties between our people and civil societies. Together, we also designed an international economic architecture that has underpinned our economic strength and helped to lift millions around the world out of poverty. In the New Atlantic Charter signed in 2021, we underscored and refreshed this vision. Since the signing of the Atlantic Charter in 1941, we have worked together to shape an open and rules-based international order based on our enduring support for shared values. Over the last century, the essential partnership between the United States and the United Kingdom has enabled us to lead together on issues of global importance. Today the United States and the United Kingdom are announcing the Atlantic Declaration for a Twenty-First Century U.S.-UK Economic Partnership to ensure that our unique alliance is adapted, reinforced, and reimagined for the challenges of this moment. Get Involved Show submenu for “Get Involved””.The White House Show submenu for “The White House””.Office of the United States Trade Representative.Office of Science and Technology Policy.Executive Offices Show submenu for “Executive Offices””.Administration Show submenu for “Administration””.

Typeface released in 1994