Bureau of Counterterrorism

The Bureau of Counterterrorism, a part of the U.S. Department of State, focuses on protecting the U.S. and its interests from terrorism. It develops policies and strategies to prevent terrorist attacks, strengthens international cooperation, and promotes counterterrorism efforts with other countries. The Bureau works to address the root causes of terrorism, enhances security measures, and supports communities affected by extremist violence. By coordinating with various government agencies and international partners, it aims to create a safer world by reducing the threat of terrorism.