Establishes an Iowa-Ireland trade commission to promote bilateral trade and investment.
This bill creates the Iowa-Ireland trade commission to foster economic and trade relations between Iowa and Ireland. The commission, composed of eight members appointed by state leaders, will promote bilateral trade, recommend joint policy actions, encourage business and academic exchanges, and support mutual economic investment. The commission will submit annual reports to the governor and the general assembly detailing its activities and expenses. The economic development authority will provide administrative support, and the commission's records will be considered public.
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