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<abstract>Since 2003, the Congress has obligated nearly $400 billion for
U.S. efforts in Iraq, of which about $40 billion has supported	 
reconstruction and stabilization efforts. Congressional oversight
of this substantial investment is crucial as the Administration  
requests additional military and economic funds for Iraq. This	 
testimony summarizes the results of recent GAO audit work and	 
proposes three areas for which continued oversight is needed: (1)
progress in improving security and national reconciliation, (2)  
efforts to develop clear U.S. strategies, and (3) Iraqi and	 
international contributions to economic development. We reviewed 
U.S. agency documents and interviewed agency officials, including
the departments of State, Defense, and Treasury; and the U.S.	 
Agency for International Development; the UN; and the Iraqi	 
government. We also made multiple trips to Iraq as part of this  
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