Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-5-92
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Mission of Council
Official statutory text
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 223
A. The mission of the Oklahoma International Trade Development
Council is to:
1. Develop and recommend marketing strategies and policies; and
2. Promote the strategies and policies at the request of any
Oklahoma agency, authority, and other entity of state government
whose fundamental mission is the economic development of Oklahoma
through export of agricultural products including, but not limited
to raw materials, value added foods, grains, processed feeds,
equipment, live animals, semen, embryos and services.
B. The Oklahoma International Trade Development Council shall
continue the high level of integrity of development initiatives
traditionally employed by Oklahoma, and combine the joint efforts
and expertise available across state agencies, institutions and
centers.
A. The mission of the Oklahoma International Trade Development
Council is to:
1. Develop and recommend marketing strategies and policies; and
2. Promote the strategies and policies at the request of any
Oklahoma agency, authority, and other entity of state government
whose fundamental mission is the economic development of Oklahoma
through export of agricultural products including, but not limited
to raw materials, value added foods, grains, processed feeds,
equipment, live animals, semen, embryos and services.
B. The Oklahoma International Trade Development Council shall
continue the high level of integrity of development initiatives
traditionally employed by Oklahoma, and combine the joint efforts
and expertise available across state agencies, institutions and
centers.
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