That Congress— (1)declares that a more comprehensive international support structure must be established to engage Iraq’s political, religious, ethnic, and tribal leaders in an ongoing inclusive political reconciliation and reconstruction process; (2)declares that the current drawdown and eventual departure of the United States Armed Forces in Iraq be performed in a strategic and responsible manner, in consultation with the Government of Iraq, and must be supported by a comprehensive international and regional diplomatic initiative; (3)encourages the President and the administration, jointly with Iraq, to initiate, develop, and implement a sustained comprehensive regional and multilateral diplomatic plan of action, in conjunction with the United Nations Security Council, the United Nations Secretary General, Iraq’s neighboring countries, regional organizations as the Arab League, the Organization of the Islamic Conference, and appropriate nongovernmental organizations, relating to issues and actions that impact the situation in Iraq, including— (A)promoting a national process of reconciliation within Iraq; (B)curtailing the ongoing civil strife in Iraq that has created insurgency groups amongst civilian militias and related civil organizations; (C)preventing the spread of violence from Iraq into neighboring countries and fostering a collective security arrangement between Iraq with neighboring countries to secure Iraq’s sovereign integrity and border security; (D)preventing genocide, ethnic cleansing, and other crimes against humanity; (E)preventing the establishment of safe havens for al Qaeda and other terrorist organizations; (F)continuing to provide assistance to the Iraqi Security Forces, including military training, education, equipment and technical support, and to encourage the United Nations and regional allies to support this coordinated effort if the Iraqi Government supports this strategic arrangement; and (G)supporting the formation of an international consortium for relief and reconstruction in Iraq; (4)urges the President and the administration, jointly with Iraq, the United Nations, and regional organizations, to expeditiously engage in bilateral and multilateral talks and conferences with Iraq’s neighboring countries, and specifically— (A)recommends the implementation of the International Compact for Iraq and recommendations 9 and 13 of the Iraq Study Group Report, including— (i)implementing recommendation 9, which states, “Under the aegis of the New Diplomatic Offensive and the Support Group, the United States should engage directly with Iran and Syria in order to try to obtain their commitment to constructive policies toward Iraq and other regional issues. In engaging with Syria and Iran, the United States should consider incentives, as well as disincentives, in seeking constructive results”; and (ii)implementing recommendation 13, which states, There must be a renewed and sustained commitment by the United States to a comprehensive Arab-Israeli peace on all fronts; (5)remains resolved that the interests of the people of Iraq, United States allies, and the greater Middle East region should be paramount in establishing regional and international assistance and aid to ensure the unity and integrity of Iraq so as to safeguard the establishment of a cohesive government in Iraq; (6)encourages the international community, regional organizations, and the United States, in consultation with the Government of Iraq, to continue efforts to strengthen the Iraqi Security Forces and, to the extent practicable, to police human rights violations; (7)recognizes that as part of a diplomatic initiative in Iraq, the President should transmit to the Congress, in classified and unclassified form, a comprehensive regional stability plan for Iraq, which shall include diplomatic, political, and economic strategic measures; (8)urges sustained commitment of Iraq, the United States, countries in the Middle East, and the international community, in consultation with the United Nations and pertinent regional and non-governmental organizations, to develop and raise funding for the reconstruction of Iraq and to provide relief to the Iraqi people, including for purposes of— (A)assisting efforts to deal with the humanitarian impact of the war in Iraq, particularly civilian displacement and Iraqi refugees; (B)developing an Iraq corps of engineers; (C)encouraging the use of Iraqi engineers, contractors, tradesmen, and construction workers in the reconstruction process; (D)surveying and performing proper restoration of Iraq’s world cultural sites; (E)supporting efforts by the Iraqi Government for an equitable distribution of oil revenues to the Iraqi people; and (F)encouraging initiatives to assist in rebuilding Iraq’s infrastructure, including public health, transportation, physical plants, educational, and utilities systems; (9)expresses its deep and sincere gratitude to the coalition forces and other international supporters for their contribution and sacrifice in the collective efforts to bring peace and stability to Iraq; (10)expresses its sincere condolences to the families of the many Iraqis who have died, and to the many Iraqis who have been displaced or wounded in their struggle to gain a measure of freedom; and (11)recognizes that the United States Government and the American people owe a debt of gratitude to the young men and women who have honorably served in Iraq and now deserve comprehensive rehabilitation, physical, mental, educational, and economic assistance.