What were the goals both stated and unstated of the change in America foreign policy Marshall describes in his speech?

In his speech, Secretary of State George Marshall articulated the stated goal of U.S. foreign policy as the economic recovery of war-torn Europe through the Marshall Plan, aimed at preventing the spread of communism and promoting political stability. Unstated goals included strengthening American influence and leadership in global affairs, fostering economic interdependence to deter future conflicts, and establishing a framework for long-term alliances that would counter Soviet expansion. Ultimately, the plan sought to create a prosperous, democratic Europe that aligned with American values and interests.