South Dakota § 1-57-1 Creation of South Dakota-Ireland Trade Commission--Purposes.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 1-57-1 — Creation of South Dakota-Ireland Trade Commission--Purposes.

South Dakota·Title 1 STATE AFFAIRS AND GOVERNMENT·Ch. 1 SOUTH DAKOTA-IRELAND TRADE COMMISSION

The South Dakota-Ireland Trade Commission is created to:

(1)Advance bilateral trade and investment between this state and Ireland;

(2)Initiate joint action on issues of mutual interest to this state and Ireland;

(3)Promote business and academic exchanges between this state and Ireland;

(4)Encourage mutual economic support between this state and Ireland;

(5)Encourage mutual investment in the infrastructure of this state and Ireland; and (6) Address any other issues deemed to be of mutual benefit to this state and Ireland.

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The South Dakota-Ireland Trade Commission is created to: (1) Advance bilateral trade and investment between this state and Ireland; (2) Initiate joint action on issues of mutual interest to this state and Ireland; (3) Promote business and academic exchanges between this state and Ireland; (4) Encourage mutual economic support between this state and Ireland; (5) Encourage mutual investment in the infrastructure of this state and Ireland; and (6) Address any other issues deemed to be of mutual benefit to this state and Ireland.

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