Irish PM Martin Calls UK Meeting a Chance to Boost Bilateral Ties
Micheal Martin says talks with his British counterpart offer an opportunity to inject momentum into the Ireland-UK partnership, while thanking London for its stance on Palestine.
Irish Taoiseach Micheal Martin said a meeting with his British counterpart presents an opportunity to inject fresh momentum into the partnership between Ireland and the United Kingdom, according to Anadolu Agency.
Martin made the remarks in connection with talks between the two leaders, describing the engagement as a chance to strengthen bilateral relations, the report said.
The Irish premier also thanked the UK government for its stance on Palestine, according to the same report, though further details of the discussions were not immediately available.
Anadolu Agency did not provide additional specifics on the venue, date or full agenda of the meeting in the excerpt reviewed.
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- Irish premier says meeting with British counterpart opportunity to inject momentum into partnership — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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