Taoiseach Tells UK Prime Minister of 'Duty' to Advance Good Friday Agreement
Irish and British leaders meet to discuss deepening cooperation on trade, security and EU relations @@G:DEK@@
Ireland's Taoiseach told the UK Prime Minister that both governments have a duty to "progress" the Good Friday Agreement, according to BBC Politics.
The remarks came as the two leaders met to discuss ways of strengthening ties between the United Kingdom and Ireland, the report said.
According to the source, the talks were expected to cover boosting trade between the two countries, as well as cooperation on security matters.
The meeting was also expected to address how the UK and Ireland might work together in relation to the European Union, the BBC reported.
Further details of the discussions, including any specific agreements or outcomes, were not immediately available.
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