Establishes an Iowa-Ireland trade commission to promote bilateral trade and investment.
The bill establishes an Iowa-Ireland trade commission to foster economic ties between Iowa and Ireland. The commission will promote bilateral trade and investment, recommend joint policy actions, encourage business and academic exchanges, and support mutual investment in infrastructure. It will also address other issues as determined by the commission. The commission will be composed of eight members, including state senators, state representatives, and representatives from private sector associations and Iowa private industry.
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