To repeal a restriction on assistance to Azerbaijan.

Summary

Repeals Section 907 of the FREEDOM Support Act, removing the long-standing statutory restriction that barred most forms of U.S. government assistance to the Republic of Azerbaijan. It also updates the Act's table of contents and includes congressional findings describing Azerbaijan as a U.S. partner and noting a peace agreement with Armenia resolving borders and territorial integrity. The repeal does not itself appropriate funds or require specific assistance; it simply removes the legal prohibition so that U.S. foreign assistance, subject to standard agency decisions and appropriations, may be provided to Azerbaijan where authorized and funded.

• Removes Section 907 of the FREEDOM Support Act, lifting a long-standing statutory restriction on most U.S. assistance to Azerbaijan.
• Updates the Act's table of contents to reflect the repeal.
• Includes congressional findings that describe Azerbaijan as a U.S. partner and note a peace agreement with Armenia resolving borders.
• Does not itself appropriate funds or create new spending programs—funding would require separate appropriations.
• Enables U.S. agencies to consider providing assistance to Azerbaijan under existing authorities and appropriations.
• Does not add new conditions, reporting requirements, or mandates on states or localities.
• May affect U.S. foreign policy and regional security dynamics in the South Caucasus.
• Congressional oversight and appropriations remain the mechanisms controlling whether and how assistance is delivered.