Establishes the Connecticut-India Trade Commission to promote bilateral trade and investment between Connecticut and India.
The Connecticut-India Trade Commission is established to advance bilateral trade and investment between Connecticut and India. The commission consists of members appointed by various state officials and leaders, including representatives from Indian or Indian-American communities. The commission is tasked with initiating joint action on policy issues of mutual interest and must submit annual reports to the Governor and relevant state committees. Members serve without compensation but are reimbursed for necessary expenses.
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