Establishes the Mississippi-Ireland Trade Commission to promote trade and investment between Mississippi and Ireland.
The Mississippi-Ireland Trade Commission is established to advance bilateral trade and investment between Mississippi and Ireland. The commission consists of ten members appointed by the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Speaker of the House, and President of the Mississippi Economic Council. Members must have involvement in organizations promoting Irish affairs or an interest in trade relations. The commission aims to initiate joint policy actions, promote business and academic exchanges, and encourage mutual investment.
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