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Syrian engagement team (set) -- in an effort to support security development in the region, the set coordinated with daanes (democratic administration of north and east syria).- to integrate the media office in the management and usage of the official website to serve as a multi-language education platform informing local and international communities about the development of governance and security in north-east syria.- the set conducted multiple trips with secretary level personnel. The focus was on the solutions for al-hol camp, isis prisoners, youth rehabilitation centers and developing economic growth programs based on ofac lic 22 and overall progress in governance across the daanes. Met with house of representative and senate members and staff to educate them on the developments in syria, iraq and across the region. Specifically, the implications for u.s. national security in relation to daanes stability.- engaged with dos and dod officials to improve inter-agency communications and educate staff on their area of operations.

General program the Freedom Research Foundation's core program involves engaging with policy makers, military liaisons, and the general public through direct communication, marketing initiatives, and education programs. This program aims to provide better education to these relevant parties about the Foundation's mission and the international programs it conducts. By generating awareness and understanding of the issues that concern Freedom Research Foundation and its proactive efforts to address them, our general program plays a vital role in advancing our mission.

Ukrainian engagement team (uet) -- conducted early engagements with ukrainian unit leaders in support of future program development.- met with u.s. stakeholders to determine logistical accountability deficiencies.- coordinated with u.s. based application developer for application development addressing identified deficiencies. - at the end of this program results were published and handed to the private and public sector stake holders as education tools to make them aware of the necessity of developing private sector solutions. For Freedom Research Foundation purposes, the program accomplished everything it was designed to do.