The Clean Network of Trusted Partnership The Clean Network (CN) is comprised of like-minded countries, companies, and civil society that operates by a set of trust principles for all areas of collaboration. It is an alliance of democracies built on the idea that strong partnerships advance shared prosperity. By harnessing the innovation, resources and synergies of its members, the CN creates a unifying and equitable global framework for trusted geo-economic partnerships. The CN partnerships are grounded in democratic values and shared Trust Principles that form the basis of trust: integrity, accountability, transparency, reciprocity and respect for the rule of law, property, and sovereignty. These Trust Principles which form the basis for sector and industry specific Trust Standards will enable fast, frictionless, and secure collaboration in areas critical to our shared future. Lines of Collaboration – A Network of Networks The Clean Network is a collection of networks that consists of multiple forms and lines of economic collaboration organized by sectors, regions and industries. Forms of collaboration include commerce, investment, supply, chains, money flows, research, safeguarding assets, research, logistics, procurement, trade, policy, and standards. The lines of collaboration include sectors such as energy, healthcare, digital, agriculture, manufacturing, transportation, minerals, infrastructure, finance, space and security. The CN also creates a global umbrella network for existing regional initiatives such as the Indo-Pacific Strategy, Transatlantic Partnership, 3 Seas Initiative, EU-Asia Connectivity Initiative and American CRECE. Strength Through Shared Principles and Solidarity Some but not all the networks that comprise the CN have or are evolving structures by which countries, companies and civil society organizations may join. Opportunities will surface through establishment of traditional diplomatic partnerships (bi-laterals, tri-laterals and multi-laterals), agreements such as those related to economic development, direct foreign investment, trade, the environment or humanitarian endeavors. Creating and executing viable opportunities for investment and stable economic growth builds the network and validates contributors as members. Strength Through Shared Principles and Solidarity Countries that currently do not abide by the Trust Principles will be excluded from CN membership until they reform problematic practices and laws. No nation is excluded forever, and the CN does not require a country to choose between partnership with the U.S. and any other nation. By forming this alliance of democracies, members have strength in numbers and solidarity to stand up to any nation that seeks to undermine our prosperity and basic freedoms. The power of the network is a product of the members’ collaboration and mutually beneficial actions.

1. The Clean Network
November 2020

2. THE CLEAN NETWORK
A comprehensive, enduring strategy addressing the long-term threats
to data privacy, security, human rights, & trusted collaboration.
Rooted in internationally accepted Digital Trust Standards.
Execution of a multi-year, strategic effort built on a coalition of trusted partners.

3. MEMBERS OF THE CLEAN NETWORK
 50+ Clean Countries
 170+ Clean Telcos
 25 of 27 EU Members
 27 of 30 NATO Allies
 30 of 37 OECD Members
 11 of 12 Three Seas nations
 2/3rds of global GDP
 All Quad Members
 All Five Eyes Members
 Powerful High-Tech Clean Companies

4. 50+ CLEAN Countries
• Albania
• Australia
• Belgium
• Brazil
• Bulgaria
• Canada
• Croatia
• Cyprus
• Czech Republic
• Denmark
• Estonia
• France
• Finland
• Ecuador
• Germany
• Greece
• Greenland
• Guam
• Ireland
• Israel
• India
• Italy
• Jamaica
• Japan
• Kosovo
• Lithuania
• Serbia
• Slovakia
• Slovenia
• Spain
• Sweden
• Taiwan
• Ukraine
• United Kingdom
• Uruguay
• USA
• Ukraine
• Vatican
• Vietnam
• Latvia
• Luxembourg
• Malta
• Netherlands
• New Zealand
• North Macedonia
• Norway
• Poland
• Portugal
• San Marino
• Santa Domingo
• Romania
• Singapore
Polish Prime Minister Morawiecki: “Poland believes the construction of our
5G Clean Network and demanding 5G Clean Standards is a prerequisite
for technological sovereignty. That is why we are a Clean Country.”.

5. 170+ CLEAN TELCOS

6. INDUSTRY LEADING CLEAN COMPANIES
Telefónica CEO José López: “Telefónica is proud to be a 5G Clean Path
company. Telefónica Spain & O2 (UK) are Clean Networks, & Telefónica
Deutschland and Brazil soon will.”
NTT CEO Jun Sawada: “The safety & security is our top priority and the
5G Clean Network is consistent with our position. We are proud to be a
5G Clean Telco.”

7. TRANSATLANTIC CLEAN NETWORK

8. EUROPE GOES CLEAN
Crucial to have a 5G Clean NATO Network
which is non-fractured, because the Alliance is only as strong as its weakest link.
— NATO Deputy Secretary General Geoana, 9/30/2020
Agreement to combine the Clean EU 5G Toolbox and the Clean Network
Joint statement highlighting their commitment to shared principles on 5G security
— Under Secretary Krach and EU Commissioner Breton, 9/30/2020
Huawei ousted from heart of EU as Nokia wins Belgian 5G contracts
The Belgian capital Brussels is home to the European Union's executive body and
has been 100% reliant on Chinese vendors for its radio networks –
and people working at NATO and the EU were making mobile phone calls on these networks.
— Reuters, 10/9/2020
A Huawei Turning Point
“It’s good news…that Berlin soon will address the security risk posed by the Chinese telecom companies.”
—The Wall Street Journal, 10/4/2020

9. U.S. Brings 49 Countries Representing Two-Thirds
of GDP, on Clean Network
Bloomberg
October 30, 2020
“Huawei is beholden to China’s Communist Party and presents a national-security risk.”
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“Countries and companies are more and more asking the question, ‘Who do we trust?’”
“The answer’s coming back, it’s certainly not Huawei
because they’re the backbone of the Chinese Communist Party’s surveillance state.”
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“The success of the Clean Network has taken all the momentum away from Huawei,”
“Six months ago it looked like Huawei was unstoppable.”
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“U.S. limited Huawei’s access to crucial technology…
It could run out of chips for much of its hardware by sometime next year”

10. BRAZIL 50TH COUNTRY ON CLEAN NETWORK
“Brazil is the 50th country to support the principles of the Clean Network.”
– Brazil Foreign Minister Ernesto Araújo, 11/10/20
“Brazil supports the principles of the Clean Network, including the OECD. It aims to promote, in the context of 5G and other new
technologies, a safe, transparent, and compatible environment with democratic values and fundamental freedoms.”
– Under Secretary Pedro Miguel Costa e Silva, 11/11/20
BRAZIL’S BUSINESS LEADERS:
“Having a 5G clean network is very important to fight cyber crime, data breaches, and money laundering, as well as to attract
investments to new value-added products which will require innovative solutions...A network is only as strong as its weakest link.”
– Augusto Lins, President, Stone Pagamentos
“Joining the Clean Network would help turn Brazil’s export market of 200 million consumers into 500 million.”
– U.S. Fortune 500 Executive
“A Clean 5G Network is not just about cell phones; it is about critical manufacturing processes, oil and gas platforms, and power
networks, sanitation systems and internet of things.” – CEO of Siemens Latin America

11. • History Of IP Theft
• Human Rights Abuse
• Lacks Judicial Recourse
• Links to PRC Military
• Accused of Corruption
• Disrupt Infrastructure
• Weaponize Applications
• Surveillance State Arm
IMPORTANCE OF TRUST
Trust cannot exist where telecom vendors are subject to
an authoritarian government & the PRC’s National Intelligence Law
How Can Trust Exist When a Vendor…

12. THE TIDE HAS TURNED

13. BENEFITS OF THE CLEAN NETWORK
• Protect your national security.
• Safeguard government’s, citizens’ & companies' data, information, & intellectual property.
• Allows and accelerates U.S. high tech companies to invest and expand operations.
• Sends strong signal to U.S. and allies’ companies for their supply chains coming out of China.
• Allows and accelerates U.S. high tech companies to invest and expand operations.
• Takes partnership with U.S. to next level and strengthens trusted economic collaboration.
• Security blanket of 50+ like-minded nations and two-thirds of global GDP.
• Huawei is running out of chips and at a technological dead end.
• Demonstrates leadership position in the region.

14. FINANCING RESOURCES
“The Clean Network will facilitate private sector-led infrastructure development and innovation sector investment
in Latin America. In countries committed to trusted telecommunications lines, DFC and USAID bring financing
and insurance tools that lower costs and mitigate the companies’risk oin the region. The combination of these
tools with a commitment to the Clean Network serves as a big catalyst for growth in the Americas.”
– Adam Boehler, CEO, DFC
“The IDB is committed to expanding connectivity in Latin America because we see digitalization as the future of
impactful and lasting development. We welcome working with our clients and the private sector on Clean Network
digitalization in a way that promotes transparency and good governance.”
– Mauricio Claver Carone, CEO, IDB
“The Clean Network is crucial for delivery and deployment of secure digital infrastructure in developing countries
to drive growth by attracting private-sector investment. USAID stands ready to help these countries that have
adopted internationally accepted Clean Trust Standards.
Being a member of Clean Network is a great step forward toward completing their Journeys to Self-Reliance.”
– Bonnie Glick, Deputy Administrator, USAID

15. APPENDIX

16. 170 CLEAN TELCOS
Telma North Macedonia San Marino Slovak Telekom Switzerland United States
Malta A1 Macedonia TIM – Telecom Italia Slovenia Salt AT&T
GO Norway Saudi Arabia A1 Slovenia Swisscom GCI
Melita Telenor Norway Mobily Saudi Arabia T2 Taiwan NexTech
Vodafone Malta Telia Norway Zain KSA Telekom Slovenje Chunghwa Telecom RINA Wireless
Montenegro Oman Serbia South Africa FarEasTone Sprint
mTel Network Vodafone Oman VIP Mobile MTN Taiwan Mobile T-Mobile
Telenor Poland Telekom Srbija South Korea TaiwanStar U.S. Cellular
T-Mobile Polkomtel (Plus) Telenor KT Thailand Verizon
Netherlands PolStat Singapore SK Telekom True Corp. Thailand Vietnam
KPN Romania Singtel Mobil Spain Turkey Mobifone
T-Mobile DIGI Starhub Movistar Turkcell Viettel
Vodafone Ziggo Orange TPG Singapore Sweden UK VNPT
New Zealand Telekom Romania Slovakia Eltel AB BT
2degrees Vodafone MNO Tele2 O2 UK
Spark Russia O2 Telenor Sweden Three UK
Vodafone New Zealand MTS Orange Slovakia Telia Sweden Vodafone UK

17. 170 CLEAN TELCOS
Albania Bulgaria MTN Free Mobile Vodafone Iden Softbank
Plus Mobile AI Bulgaria Primetel Orange France Ireland Kosovo
Telekom Albania Vivacom Czech Republic SFR Eir Telenor Serbia
One Canada O2 Greece Three Ireland VIP Mobile
Vodafone Bell Canada T-Mobile Cosmote Israel Latvia
Aruba ShawFreedom Vodafone Guam and Marianas Cellcom BITE Latvija
Setar Aruba TELUS Mobility Denmark Docomo Pacific Golan Telecom Latvia Mobile Telephone
Australia Videotron TDC Honduras Hot Mobile Tele2
Optus Costa Rica Telenor Denmark Tigo Partner Lithuania
Telstra Claro Estonia Hong Kong & Macau Pelephone BITE Lithuania
Vodafone Kolbi Elisa SmarTone Italy Tele2
Austria Movistar Tele2 Hungary Iliad Telia
A1 Croatia Telia Magyar Telekom Vodafone Italy Luxembourg
Bosnia-Herzegovina A1 Finland India Japan Orange
BH Mobile Hrvatski Telekom Croatia Elisa Finland Airtel KDDI POST Luxembourg
M:tel Cyprus Telia Finland BSNL NTT Docomo Tango
HT Eronet CTyA - Vodafone France Jio Rakuten Madagascar

18. 5G CLEAN PATH

19. The Future Clean Network
An Alliance of Democracies
**DRAFT **
July 2020

20. THE CLEAN NETWORK
Alliance of Democracies, Companies & Civil Society
that Operates by a Set of Trust Principles
to Advance Freedom & Defy Authoritarianism

21. X
Mission
Vision
Core Principles
Policy and Long-term Goals
Strategy
Short-term Objectives
Strategic Imperatives
Action Items
Lines of Effort
ThePlaybook for…
Alignment, Cascading, Sequencing, Scaling
The Clean Network Playbook
for Alignment, Cascading, Sequencing & Scaling
(Playbook Phase II)

22. Vision
22
•Lead an Alliance of Democracies that
•Unifies a Network of Trusted Partners to
•Stand Up against Authoritarianism and
•Inspires a Worldwide Movement that
•Advances Freedom, Free-enterprise & Prosperity

23. 2
3
Mission
Lead & Build an Alliance Of Democracies
that Harnesses the Synergies of
USG, Private Sector & Allies by Leveraging
Comparative Advantages, Existing Initiatives & Democratic Values
to Advance Freedom vs Authoritarianism

24. 2
4
Core Principles
Respect for:
• Rule of Law
• Property
• Sovereignty of Nations
• Labor
• The Planet
• Human Rights
.
• Freedom
• Accountability
• Integrity
• Transparency
• Reciprocity
• Liberty
+ =

25. 2
5
Goals
1. Preserve democracy around the world
2. Protect national security of the alliance
3. Establish level playing field for companies & countries
4. Create equitable and unifying alternative to the OBOR
5. Mobilize citizens of world to counter authoritarianism
6. Inspire a beacon of light and hope for freedom

26. Architectural
Foundation for
The Clean Network
Clean Network Playbook
Force Accelerate
U.S. Strategic Advantages
Leverage State’s China LOEs
Strategy
Operational Framework

27. 4 KEY PRINCIPLES
OF CREATING THE
TORNADO NETWORK EFFECT
1. Maximize the number of members
(Power of the network = members squared)
2. Reduce friction between nodes
(Ease of signing up & Trust Principles)
3. Add value to each member
(TD–10, Prosperity Partnerships)
4. Build a Network of Networks

28. 2
8
LeverageDemocracies'ComparativeAdvantages
Strengthen Global Security
#2: AMPLIFY SHARED VALUES
#1: DEFEND FREEDOM
#3: UNIFY ALLIES & PARTNERS
#4: MOBILIZE PRIVATE SECTOR
#5: CONNECT EXISTING NETWORKS
The Clean Network
T R E N G T H E N G L O B A L E C O N O M I C S E C U R I T Y
To Strengthen Global Security and
Create the Tornado Network Effect
add Force Accelerators to Strategic Advantages

29. 2
9
#3,4: Network of Trusted Partners
Leverage
Global Strength
Operation Marlin Playbook
5G Clean Path/Clean Networks
The Clean Network (alliance)
Clean Digital Initiatives I*, II
Clean Infrastructure &
Clean Supply Chains
Clean Research &
Clean Energy
The Clean Network Growth Strategy
The Clean Network Tornado

30. UNDER SECRETARY
OF STATE
Keith Krach
EB Assistant
Secretary
Manisha
Singh
ENR
Assistant
Secretary
Francis
Fannon
OES Senior
Bureau
Official
Jonathan
Moore
Chief
Economist
Sharon
Brown-
Hruska
Science
Advisor &
CTO
Mung
Chiang
Acting S/R
for Strategic
Partnerships
Thomas
Debass
Staff Assistant
Yvette Jenkins
Chief of Staff
Kent Logsdon
Staff Assistant
Fah Conn
Chief
Econ. Field
Officer
Stephanie
Miley
Chief
Operating
Officer
Zara Larsen
Special
Assistant
Allison
Areias
Chief
Strategy
Officer
Paul Touw
Special
Assistant
Sona
Ramesh
Chief
Banking
Officer
Frank
Dunlevy
Special
Assistant
Neil
Helbraun
Chief
Strategic
Planning
Officer
Jim Shinn
Chief
Business
Dev. Officer
David Fogel
Special
Assistant
Michelle
Hoyt
Chief
Industry
Officer
Marc
Carlson
Special
Assistant
Rodrigo
Garza
Special
Assistant
Ryan Berger
Staff Assistant
Joyce Douglas
THE E-TEAM Private Sector
Career Team
Senate Confirmed
THE E-TEAM
3,000 Field, Tech & Econ Officers
Senior
Advisor
Ambassador
Bernicat
Chief
Business
Officer
Hiro
Rodriguez
Senior
Advisor
John
Duncan
Chief
Competition
Officer
Corey
Johnston
Chief
Finance
Officer
Ed Kinsey
Special
Assistant
Brian Hoyt
Chief
Speechwriter
Robert
Noel
Chief
Marketing
Officer
Len
Khodorkovsky
Social
Media
Specialist
Hannah
Lyons
Social
Media
Specialist
Hannah
Lyons