New Mexico § 21-8-38 International business facilitation center established;

New Mexico Statutes

§ 21-8-38 — International business facilitation center established;

New Mexico § 21-8-38

Ch. 21State and Private Education Institutions

Art. 8New Mexico State University

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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 21-8-38 (2026).

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duties. The "international business facilitation center" is established at the college of business administration and economics, New Mexico state university. The purpose of the center shall be to: A. collect and analyze information about production-sharing opportunities with Mexican and international industries and provide that information to New Mexico businesses; B. assist New Mexico businesses with research and informational services concerning development of and participation in international trade flows; C. promote linkages between New Mexican businesses and Mexican and international industries in the American free trade zone; and D. utilize the resources of all public post-secondary institutions in New Mexico to develop skills necessary to compete in international markets.

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duties. The "international business facilitation center" is established at the college of business administration and economics, New Mexico state university. The purpose of the center shall be to: A. collect and analyze information about production-sharing opportunities with Mexican and international industries and provide that information to New Mexico businesses; B. assist New Mexico businesses with research and informational services concerning development of and participation in international trade flows; C. promote linkages between New Mexican businesses and Mexican and international industries in the American free trade zone; and D. utilize the resources of all public post-secondary institutions in New Mexico to develop skills necessary to compete in international markets.