Maryland SB363 establishes a Maryland-Ireland Trade Commission to study and promote trade between Maryland and Ireland.
Maryland SB363 creates a Maryland-Ireland Trade Commission within the Department of Commerce. The Commission aims to study and promote trade between Maryland and Ireland. It consists of the Secretary of State, a Senate member, a House member, a higher education representative, a Maryland Chamber of Commerce representative, and two representatives from the Irish-American community. The Commission will study bilateral trade, investment, business exchanges, and mutual economic support. It must report its findings to the Governor and the General Assembly each December.
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