U.S. Mission to the OECD

The United States is a founding member of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), a multilateral organization with 38 member countries working together to promote economic growth, prosperity, and sustainable development. The U.S. Mission to the OECD provides policy analysis and coordination support to facilitate U.S. engagement at the OECD and disseminates relevant research products to respective U.S. Government agencies, the public, and other interested stakeholders. The U.S. representation also engages at the highest-level within the organization to ensure decisions taken at the OECD reflect U.S. Government priorities. The United States works through the OECD to advance support for economic innovations and standards among publics in OECD member states, to advance shared values and interests, and to help set a welcoming business environment for U.S. firms wherever OECD best practices and recommendations are adopted. USOECD reaches out to OECD stakeholders, businesses, foreign governments, and external audiences through amplification of post activities on social media, public appearances of USOECD personnel and high-level U.S. government visitors, and engagement with the news media. USOECD also leads a speaker series featuring U.S. experts to highlight U.S. economic and foreign policy priorities. Terms of use: state.gov/tou