A bill to mobilize United States strategic, economic, and diplomatic tools to confront the challenges posed by the People's Republic of China and to set a positive agenda for United States economic and diplomatic efforts abroad, and for other purposes.

Bill 118 s 5491, also known as the "Strategic Competition Act of 2021," aims to address the various challenges presented by the People's Republic of China. The bill seeks to utilize the strategic, economic, and diplomatic resources of the United States to effectively confront these challenges.

One of the key objectives of the bill is to establish a positive agenda for US economic and diplomatic efforts on the global stage. This includes promoting American values and interests, as well as countering the influence of China in various regions around the world.

The bill also focuses on enhancing US competitiveness in key areas such as technology, trade, and national security. It calls for increased investment in research and development, as well as measures to protect American intellectual property from theft and espionage. Additionally, the bill addresses human rights issues in China, including the treatment of Uighur Muslims and other minority groups. It calls for the imposition of sanctions on Chinese officials responsible for human rights abuses, as well as measures to hold China accountable for its actions. Overall, Bill 118 s 5491 represents a comprehensive approach to addressing the challenges posed by China and aims to strengthen US leadership and influence on the global stage.