The Taoiseach has told the Prime Minister that there is a duty to make further progress on the Good Friday Agreement, as the two leaders prepare to discuss the future of relations between their governments.
Their discussions are expected to focus on strengthening ties, including efforts to increase trade and cooperation on security matters. Working with the European Union is also expected to form part of the talks.
The reference to the Good Friday Agreement places the peace accord at the centre of the leaders’ discussions. The supplied details do not provide the names of those involved, the location or date of the meeting, or any further information about the specific measures being considered.
The latest available information indicates that the talks are intended to address both the agreement’s continued progress and broader cooperation in trade, security and relations with the European Union.
