The president shares the power to guarantee foreign loans with Congress, specifically through the legislative process. While the president can propose and negotiate loan guarantees, Congress must approve the funding and terms associated with these guarantees, typically through the appropriations process. This collaborative approach ensures a system of checks and balances in foreign financial dealings.
the president
Foreign
Congress and the President share foreign affairs
no
It is chosen primarily by the President and Congress
Executive Agreements!
yess
no
(in the US) The State Department carries out the Government's foreign plicy agenda.
Limited government
An Executive Order.
the president has the power to create treaties