Requires that the United States flag be prominently displayed on U.S. foreign assistance, making it the main visual brand on aid items, with limited exceptions for partner branding and security waivers.

• Makes the U.S. flag the sole visual-branding element on foreign assistance, with the flag distinctively displayed.
• Allows the Secretary of State to permit other branding case by case when an international agreement requires co-branding, when needed to identify implementing partners, or for other necessary reasons, as long as the flag remains most prominent.
• Lets the Secretary of State waive the requirement to protect personnel or beneficiaries in high-risk locations and directs regulations on flag size, color accuracy, and placement.
• Defines foreign assistance to include buildings, equipment, food aid, medical supplies, signage, and websites or social media posts, and applies to assistance provided after enactment.

• Foreign Affairs Committee (House)

International Affairs