Montana-Ireland Trade Development Act establishes a trade commission to foster bilateral trade and investment.
The Montana-Ireland Trade Development Act establishes a Montana-Ireland trade commission to advance trade and investment between Montana and Ireland. The commission includes members appointed by the governor, legislative leaders, and department heads. It aims to promote business and academic exchanges, encourage economic support, and address mutual benefits. The commission can raise funds and meets annually to report on its activities and make recommendations. A special revenue account is created to support the commission's efforts.
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