Establishes the New Jersey-India Commission as a permanent entity to foster trade, investment, and cultural exchanges between New Jersey and India.
The New Jersey-India Commission is established as a permanent body within the Department of State to strengthen economic, cultural, and educational ties between New Jersey and India. The commission consists of 35 to 45 members appointed by the Governor, including eight recommended by the Legislature and four each by the Speaker of the General Assembly and the President of the Senate. Members serve without compensation but may be reimbursed for expenses.
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