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LONDON, March 12 (Reuters) – British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, thirty years old political to help mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, which ended the violence April month USA will invite President Joe Biden to Northern Ireland.
Sunak said on Sunday that he will send an official invitation to the celebrations in mid-April.
Biden and for meetings with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese USA“I would like to invite him to come,” he told reporters on his plane while flying to “It has not been confirmed yet. But that’s obviously going to be something I’m going to talk to him about.
“We have this very important milestone to celebrate and celebrate – the 25th anniversary.”
The Good Friday Agreement was a peace agreement that ended three decades of violence, mainly the “Troubles”, that had rocked Northern Ireland since the late 1960s. It was April 1998 10was signed in and partly at that time the president Bill Clinton USA signed with the mediation of the government.
Northern Ireland’s biggest unionist party has called for trade rules that treat the province differently from the rest of the UK after Brexit protest The anniversary has been overshadowed in recent months after it boycotted the power-sharing assembly that formed part of the peace deal.
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Sunak recently to facilitate the inspection and paperwork required to transport goods from England to Northern Ireland Europe He has struck a new deal with his union, but the Democratic Unionist Party is yet to say whether they will back the plan.
“My focus at the moment is talking to everyone in Northern Ireland so that we can find a positive way to move forward and get the devolution going – that’s my priority,” Sunak said.
By Elizabeth Piper report; Post by Kate Holton; Edited by Sharon Singleton
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2023-03-13 08:04:06
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