Establishes the New Jersey-Africa Commission to facilitate exchanges between New Jersey and African nations.

The bill establishes the New Jersey-Africa Commission to foster cultural, trade, governmental, and educational exchanges between New Jersey and African nations. The commission consists of 21 members, including five state cabinet members and 16 public members appointed by the President of the Senate, the Speaker of the General Assembly, and the Governor. The commission organizes into five committees focused on economic development, education, health, culture, and agriculture. The Governor designates a chairperson and co-chairpersons.

Establishes the New Jersey-Africa Commission to facilitate exchanges between New Jersey and African nations.

The bill establishes the New Jersey-Africa Commission to foster cultural, trade, governmental, and educational exchanges between New Jersey and African nations. The commission consists of 21 members, including five state cabinet members and 16 public members appointed by the President of the Senate, the Speaker of the General Assembly, and the Governor. The commission organizes into five committees focused on economic development, education, health, culture, and agriculture. The Governor designates a chairperson and co-chairpersons.