Wyoming-Ireland Trade Commission.

SF 144 creates the Wyoming-Ireland Trade Commission to promote economic collaboration between Wyoming and Ireland. The commission, composed of nine appointed members (including representatives from Wyoming businesses, higher education, and the Irish-American community), will focus on expanding trade, investment, and business/academic exchanges. It requires quarterly meetings, annual reports to the governor and legislature, and reimburses non-legislative members for travel and per diem expenses. This bill directly establishes a formal structure to advance Wyoming-Ireland economic partnerships, affecting businesses, educational institutions, and the Irish-American community through their representation on the commission.