Establishes the New Jersey-India Commission as a permanent body to promote trade, investment, and cultural exchanges between New Jersey and India.
This bill establishes the New Jersey-India Commission as a permanent commission within the Department of State. The commission is tasked with advancing bilateral trade and investment, encouraging mutual economic support, promoting cultural and educational exchanges, and studying policy issues of mutual interest between New Jersey and India. The commission consists of 35 to 45 members appointed by the Governor, with eight members recommended by the Legislature and the remaining members being public appointees.
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