Vote Yes on this bill if you want the U.S. to boost trade and investment in the Western Balkans, build infrastructure and clean energy, expand youth and Peace Corps exchanges, strengthen cybersecurity, fight corruption and disinformation, keep targeted sanctions, and support EU/NATO paths and Kosovo-Serbia normalization.

Organizations that support this bill may include business and export associations, anti-corruption and human rights NGOs, cybersecurity and clean-energy firms, diaspora groups, and transatlantic policy institutes that back EU/NATO integration.

Vote No on this bill if you want to avoid new programs abroad, reduce U.S. engagement in the Western Balkans, limit sanctions codification and reporting mandates, and leave trade, energy, and security integration in the region primarily to Europe.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include fiscal conservatives and anti-foreign-aid groups, non-interventionist organizations, some civil liberties advocates wary of sanctions, and stakeholders who prefer limited U.S. involvement in Balkan and EU affairs.