Establishes the New York state Ireland trade commission to promote trade and investment between New York and Ireland.
The bill establishes the New York state Ireland trade commission within the department of state. The commission aims to advance bilateral trade and investment, initiate joint policy actions, promote business and academic exchanges, encourage mutual economic support, and address other relevant issues. The commission consists of fifteen members appointed by the governor, senate president, and assembly speaker, including representatives from higher education, chambers of commerce, and Irish American communities.
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