This week the OECD's Competition Committee is meeting! With its focus on anti-trust issues, the Committee makes America more prosperous by leveling the playing field for American businesses to compete in the global marketplace. Read more on LinkedIn:

Today marks the start of the Ministerial Council Meeting or MCM, the OECD's largest and most important annual meeting. The U.S. is represented by U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer. Full details on our Linked In! .

Today the OECD launched its 2025 Steel Outlook report, on the state of steel manufacturing and consumption globally. Want more details? Hit our Linked In for the full run down! .

Last week the U.S. joined the OECD's Forum on Critical Minerals Supply Chains. Want to know more about how this forum makes the United States safer and more prosperous? Hit our Linked In at:

Congrats to the Blue Dot Network for certifying its first slate of high-quality infrastructure projects! Learn more at our Linked In:

This week the OECD Steel Committee is meeting to discuss excess capacity and illegal subsidies in steel production -- important topics that make America stronger and more prosperous. Hear from our delegate at our LinkedIn:.

This week, U.S. Ambassador to the OECD Sean Patrick Maloney attended his last meeting of the OECD Council. Secretary General @MathiasCormann presented him a photo of Chateau de la Muette to honor their work together to further the OECD's mission of Better Policies, Better Lives

WEBINAR ON WEDNESDAY!! 5:00 p.m. Paris time, 11:00 a.m. U.S. East Coast. Topic: Place Based Industrial Policy, especially in light of the Chips and Science Act. Webinar is free and open to the public. More info + register now to join via this link:

The U.S. Mission was pleased to welcome @AsstSecENR Geoffrey Pyatt today to discuss the Critical Minerals Partnership, the @StateDept flagship initiative to help diversify the supply and production of minerals necessary for the clean energy transition.

In honor of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, OECD Ambassadors and delegates were encouraged to wear orange to show their support. USAID Development Delegate Kendra Schoenholz joined other delegates in marking this important day.

Today marks the beginning of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence, or GBV. Want to know what the OECD research says about preventing GBV? Head to our Linked In for the full rundown:

TOMORROW: We're partnering with @OECD_local for an in-person and online event on WOMEN IN GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAINS, tomorrow at 14:00 Paris, 08:00 U.S. East Coast. It's free and open to the public. Register here:

Ever heard of Molybdenum-99 or Technetium-99m? They're medical radioisotopes, used in medical imaging and nuclear medicine and they've saved millions of lives. The US & EU Commission joined the @OECD_NEA for a conference on their supply. Details:

Twenty five years!! That's how long the OECD's anti-bribery convention has been in effect as of this year. This landmark convention drew heavily from the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, and now 46 nations are a party to it. Read more:

This week the OECD held a virtual Ministerial meeting on Steel Excess Capacity--when production capacity is greater than global demand. Excess capacity disrupts markets, undermines competition, and contributes to job losses in the steel industry. More:

US Ambassador to the @OECD Sean Patrick Maloney was honored to meet Senator @Catherine_Dumas today to discuss how the OECD’s work shapes and influences strategies for tackling global challenges, including climate change and economic growth.

Latest OECD Economic Outlook dropped today! U.S. GDP is predicted to slow slightly over the next two year, but that slowdown will be cushioned by easing monetary policy, which should support economic stability. Read more on the OECD's website:

This week the OECD is hosting the Global Forum on Technology, to discuss emerging policy challenges related to new technology. U.S. Head of Delegation Dr. Patricia Gruber told us more. Check it out on our Linked In:.

Last week, U.S. Special Envoy for Digital Freedom Eileen Donahoe visited the OECD for important work on information integrity. Want to hear more about her visit? Hit our Linked In for a video.

Tomorrow is the big day! 2-4:45 p.m., @OECD and Iceland host a co-organized event on equal pay for women in sports, with a keynote address from former U.S. Women's National Soccer Team player Joanna Lohman. Want to join? Register (for free!) below: .