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CIP is led by the United States Coordinator for International Communication and Information Policy, David Gross, who also holds the rank of deputy assistant secretary. CIP divided into three offices: Bilateral and Regional Affairs, Multilateral Affairs, and Strategic Planning and Satellite Policy. These offices lead interagency delegations to international meetings (frequently with private sector participation), coordinate Executive Branch views on related policies, provide forums for input from private sector and consumer organizations, and maintain close liaison with U.S. embassies and other missions around the world to advocate U.S. interests. Bilateral and Regional Affairs (CIP/BA) The Office of Bilateral and Regional Affairs works with governments in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America on issues of: Multilateral Affairs (CIP/MA) The Office of Multilateral Affairs represents the full range of U.S. ICT and telecommunications policy interests in the following multilateral organizations: Strategic Planning and Satellite Policy (CIP/SP) The Office of Strategic Planning and Satellite Policy covers the following issues and international organizations: |
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