The resolution honors the Consulate General of France in Houston for its significant contributions to strengthening the historical and cultural ties between France and Texas, which date back to the 17th century. It highlights key moments in this relationship, such as the arrival of French explorer René-Robert Cavelier in 1685, the establishment of Champ d'Asile in 1818, and France's early recognition of the Republic of Texas. The resolution also notes the ongoing economic partnership, with trade between Texas and France reaching $15.6 billion in 2022, and the presence of French companies investing in the state.

Additionally, the resolution acknowledges the leadership of Consul General Valérie Baraban since 2021, emphasizing the consulate's role in supporting French citizens in Texas, promoting business and cultural initiatives, and fostering language learning through programs like Villa Albertine. The Texas House of Representatives expresses its high regard for the consulate's efforts in enhancing the friendship between France and Texas, which has been a source of prosperity and cultural enrichment for both regions. An official copy of the resolution will be prepared for the consulate as a token of appreciation.