This resolution recognizes the historical and ongoing relationship between the United States and the Republic of the Marshall Islands, highlighting the contributions of the Marshallese community in Washington state. It acknowledges the deep military and cultural ties that have shaped this relationship, particularly referencing Operation Flintlock during World War II, which liberated the Marshall Islands from Japanese forces. The resolution also emphasizes the significance of the compact of free association (COFA) established in 1983, which allows Marshallese citizens to live and work in the U.S. without a visa, thereby enriching the social and economic fabric of communities, especially in Washington state.

Furthermore, the resolution reaffirms the Washington state Senate's commitment to supporting the Marshallese community, recognizing their resilience, cultural heritage, and contributions to society. It calls for remembrance of March 1st as Nuclear Victims Remembrance Day, honoring the strength of the Marshallese people and the enduring friendship between the two nations. The resolution concludes with a directive to transmit copies to the Embassy of the Republic of the Marshall Islands, reinforcing the importance of this partnership and the need for ongoing collaboration to address historical impacts and support the well-being of Marshallese communities.