international trade commission

HB 2765 creates an International Trade Commission in Arizona to promote economic partnerships between the state and other countries. The commission, made up of legislative leaders and business representatives appointed by the House Speaker, will advance trade, investment, and business exchanges, and submit annual reports to the House Speaker. It is designed to operate until July 1, 2034, after which it will terminate with related provisions repealed in 2035. This bill directly affects Arizona's state government structure and business community by establishing a formal body to coordinate international economic engagement.