The resolution SJR24 establishes the Alabama-Ireland Trade Commission to strengthen the economic and cultural ties between the State of Alabama and the Republic of Ireland. It acknowledges the significant contributions of Ireland to civilization and highlights the historical impact of Irish Alabamians on the state's heritage. The resolution notes the growing economic relationship, with Alabama's exports to Ireland increasing significantly and Irish companies investing in Alabama, emphasizing the need to formalize and enhance this partnership.

The commission will consist of various appointed members from both legislative and non-legislative backgrounds, including representatives from the Senate and House of Representatives, state officials, and individuals with expertise in international trade and Irish-American cultural affairs. Its primary objectives include promoting bilateral trade and investment, encouraging mutual investment in infrastructure and human capital, and fostering educational and cultural exchanges. The commission is required to meet regularly, report its activities annually, and ensure diverse representation among its members.