Cultural Trade Promotion Act

Bill 119 s 1125, also known as the "Creative Export Promotion Act," aims to boost exports within the creative industries and occupations in the United States. The bill seeks to support and promote the export of goods and services related to industries such as music, film, fashion, design, and other creative fields.

The main goal of the bill is to increase the global competitiveness of American creative industries by providing resources and support for businesses and individuals working in these sectors. This includes funding for marketing and promotion efforts, as well as assistance with navigating international trade regulations and agreements.

Additionally, the bill aims to strengthen partnerships between the government and private sector to facilitate the export of creative goods and services. This includes establishing programs to connect American creative professionals with international markets and opportunities. Overall, the Creative Export Promotion Act is designed to help American creative industries thrive in the global marketplace and contribute to the country's economic growth and cultural influence.