Alabama 2022 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HJR179

Introduced
3/17/22  
Refer
3/17/22  
Engrossed
3/31/22  
Refer
3/31/22  
Enrolled
4/6/22  
Chaptered
4/6/22  

Caption

Hungarian Delegation of the Open World Program 2022, honored

Impact

While HJR179 does not enact any new laws or regulations, it symbolizes the state's recognition of international partnerships which could lead to enhanced cultural and educational exchanges. Such acknowledgments can have an indirect impact on state policies and programs associated with international relations, potentially leading to increased collaboration or participation in future events or programs that promote cultural diplomacy.

Summary

HJR179 commemorates the visit of the Hungarian Delegation as part of the Open World Program in 2022. The bill serves to honor the contributions of the delegation in promoting cultural and diplomatic relations between Hungary and the state. It reflects an acknowledgment of the importance of international collaborations and cultural exchange in fostering understanding and goodwill among nations. This joint program engages participants in meaningful dialogues and activities aimed at enriching the shared experiences of both countries.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HJR179 is largely positive, with an emphasis on the value of fostering strong ties with international delegations. Lawmakers and community members expressed appreciation for the Hungarian Delegation's visit and emphasized the endorsements of shared values and cultural appreciation. There appears to be a general consensus that such collaborations are beneficial for promoting a diverse cultural landscape within the state.

Contention

There were no significant points of contention surrounding HJR179, as it primarily serves as a commemoration rather than a legislative change. The bill encountered minimal opposition, reflecting a unified agreement among the legislature regarding the importance of cultural exchange and international cooperation. However, discussions may arise in the future regarding the sustainability and effectiveness of such programs in achieving their intended diplomatic and cultural exchange goals.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

AL HJR167

Commending Taiwan For Its Relations With The United States and The State of Alabama

AL SJR60

Daniel Pratt, Honored

AL HR265

Dr. Clinton, Jr., honored

AL HJR269

The Alabama Holocaust Commission, 2025 State Yom HaShoah Commemoration on April 22, 2025, honored

AL HR131

Dr. Pollard, honored

AL HR145

Dr. Pollard, honored

AL HJR98

Woodie Pugh, honored

AL HR103

Woodie Pugh, honored

AL SJR42

Law Enforcement Officers, honored

AL HR75

AKA Day at the Capitol, February 27, 2024, recognized

Similar Bills

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