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Committee advances bill to create Wyoming‑Ireland Trade Commission
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The House Travel, Recreation, Wildlife & Cultural Resources Committee advanced Senate File 144 to create a Wyoming‑Ireland Trade Commission to promote trade, tourism and academic exchanges between Wyoming and Ireland.
The House Travel, Recreation, Wildlife & Cultural Resources Committee advanced Senate File 144 to create a Wyoming‑Ireland Trade Commission aimed at promoting bilateral trade, investment, tourism and academic exchanges between Wyoming and Ireland.
Senator Driscoll, the bill sponsor, told the committee the commission is a low‑cost, membership‑based body modeled after similar state efforts. "This is a cheap way to enter into trade with other countries," he said, adding that Ireland is a gateway to the European Union and that Wyoming already trades with Ireland in multiple sectors including energy and agriculture. He described membership in the commission as…
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