This legislation, titled the Global Fragility Reauthorization Act, aims to extend and strengthen the provisions of the Global Fragility Act of 2019. A primary objective is to reauthorize funding for both the Prevention and Stabilization Fund and the Complex Crises Fund, extending their availability until fiscal year 2030. The bill introduces a requirement for annual high-level interagency meetings to ensure the strategic approach and objectives of priority country and regional plans align with current United States policy priorities. These meetings, chaired by senior officials such as the Deputy Secretary of State, will evaluate program effectiveness, address deficiencies, and consider updates to ensure effective short and long-term alignment of diplomatic, development, and security assistance activities. Furthermore, the bill expands the authorized uses of the Prevention and Stabilization Fund to cover administrative, operational, management, and monitoring, evaluation, and learning expenses for implementing the Global Fragility Strategy. It also permits the use of the Economic Support Fund for monitoring, evaluation, and learning activities related to the Global Fragility Strategy in selected countries and regions.