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https://king-hinds.house.gov/media/newsletters/talking-about-connecting-local-business-larger-pacific-strategy	Talking about Connecting Local Business to a Larger Pacific Strategy	2026-09-14	2026	2026-09	Republican	House	MP	Kimberlyn King-Hinds	K000404	king-hinds.house.gov	king-hinds	https://king-hinds.house.gov/media	scraper	As the United States seeks to increase both its presence and its influence in the Pacific region, it is critical that our nation’s foreign policy does not overlook one of its most productive assets, its Pacific territories. I firmly believe the territories can be influential voices in our country’s diplomacy with our neighbors, but official diplomacy is only one part of that role. Commerce, investment, transportation, and business relationships also help strengthen America’s presence across the region. Last week, I met with Del Benson and Nathan Benson at the District Office to talk about the role CNMI businesses can play in advancing American interests in the Pacific and the steps we can take, both in the private sector and through the federal government, to help create more opportunities for our local businesses to participate in regional growth. The CNMI sits in the middle of a region that is becoming increasingly important to the United States. We should be thinking seriously about how our businesses, our people, and our location can contribute to that strategy while also creating new opportunities here at home. Thanks Del and Nathan for stopping by and for the great conversation.	1	2026-09-15T09:50:21Z	2026-09-15T09:52:05Z