State-owned Sovereign Wealth Funds (such as Norway’s GPFG, Saudi Arabia’s PIF, and China’s CIC) control over $10 trillion in global assets. In recent years, SWFs have increasingly bought non-controlling and controlling equity in foreign ports, power grids, telecommunications networks, and energy pipelines. Under this motion, "non-allied foreign nations" are defined as any state without a active, binding mutual defense treaty with the SWF’s home government.