In the sphere of education, both Presidents expressed their interest in expanding the already existing bilateral programs in English education.

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As a multilateral, it is also finding a synergy with bilateral programs such as PEPFAR and PMI in several countries.

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Other likely agenda items include the North Korean and Iranian nuclear programs, conflict in Syria, climate change and expanding bilateral military ties.

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Such an agreement, coupled with a bilateral investment treaty are required prior to granting the Soviet Union access to a number of U.S. government programs such as Eximbank credits and OPIC insurance.

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