Establishes the Louisiana-Ireland Trade Commission to strengthen economic ties between Louisiana and Ireland.
The Louisiana-Ireland Trade Commission is established to advance bilateral trade and investment, initiate joint action on policy issues, promote business and academic exchanges, and encourage mutual economic support between Louisiana and Ireland. The commission comprises members appointed by the governor, Senate president, and House speaker, including representatives from the restaurant and oil and gas industries. The commission will submit a report to the governor, the Legislature of Louisiana, and the David R. Poynter Legislative Research Library by March 1, 2027.
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