The bill establishes the Massachusetts-Ireland Trade Commission within the Massachusetts Office of International Trade and Investment (MOITI) to enhance economic relations between Massachusetts and the Republic of Ireland. The Commission's mission includes evaluating bilateral trade and investments, addressing policy issues, fostering business and academic exchanges, and promoting mutual economic support. It is mandated to submit an annual report detailing its findings and legislative recommendations to key state officials. The Commission comprises 15 members, including legislators and gubernatorial appointees.

Recent activities of the Commission highlight its focus on strengthening trade ties, particularly in pharmaceuticals and technology, and enhancing cultural and educational exchanges. Notable engagements include meetings with Irish officials and businesses, such as Protex.AI and EclimAI, which have established operations in Massachusetts. The inaugural meeting of the Commission featured discussions on the historical and economic connections between the two regions, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in workforce development and sustainability initiatives.