Urging the United States Government to enhance the Middle East region's capacity to dismantle and disrupt the illicit production and trafficking of the amphetamine-type stimulant also known as captagon, including the production of precursor chemicals.

Bill 118 HRES 836, titled "Urging the United States Government to enhance the Middle East region's capacity to dismantle and disrupt the illicit production and trafficking of the amphetamine-type stimulant also known as captagon, including the production of precursor chemicals," is a resolution introduced in the US Congress.

The purpose of this resolution is to address the growing issue of illicit production and trafficking of captagon, a powerful amphetamine-type stimulant, in the Middle East region. Captagon is a highly addictive drug that is commonly abused in the region, leading to serious health and social consequences.

The resolution calls on the United States Government to take action to enhance the capacity of countries in the Middle East to dismantle and disrupt the production and trafficking of captagon, as well as the production of precursor chemicals used in its manufacture. This includes providing support for law enforcement efforts, intelligence sharing, and technical assistance to combat this illicit trade. By addressing the production and trafficking of captagon, the resolution aims to improve the security and stability of the Middle East region, as well as protect the health and well-being of its citizens. It highlights the importance of international cooperation in combating the global drug trade and emphasizes the need for a coordinated approach to address this issue. Overall, Bill 118 HRES 836 underscores the importance of addressing the illicit production and trafficking of captagon in the Middle East region and calls on the United States Government to take proactive steps to support efforts to dismantle and disrupt this illegal trade.