Establishes the Michigan-Ireland trade commission to promote trade and investment between Michigan and Ireland.
The bill creates the Michigan-Ireland trade commission within the Michigan economic development corporation. The commission, appointed by the governor, aims to advance bilateral trade and investment, initiate joint policy actions, promote business and academic exchanges, and encourage mutual economic support and infrastructure investment between Michigan and Ireland. The commission is authorized to raise funds and accept gifts, grants, and bequests to minimize administrative expenses and achieve its objectives.
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