Directs a government-wide review to figure out how the United States can better attract foreign direct investment (FDI) from responsible companies in trusted countries, especially in advanced technology sectors. It requires two rounds of public input and a report to Congress within one year.

States that it is U.S. policy to improve the investment climate while protecting national security and workers, addressing data and intellectual property barriers, strengthening supply chains, and treating investment from China‑linked entities as a security threat. It does not change existing law or CFIUS policy; it sets priorities and orders a study with recommendations.