UK, Ireland reaffirm Northern Ireland agreement after Trump remarks spark fresh unification debate
- UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Irish Taoiseach (prime minister) Micheal Martin on Friday reaffirmed their commitment to upholding the Good Friday Agreement, Downing Street said in a statement after the two leaders met in Manchester.
- "The two leaders began by reaffirming the close partnership between the UK and Ireland, as well as their shared commitment to upholding the Good Friday Agreement," Reuters quoted a Downing Street spokeswoman as saying.
- The statement follows recent comments by US President Donald Trump during his visit last week to Ireland, where he pushed Irish unification onto t
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- UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Irish Taoiseach (prime minister) Micheal Martin on Friday reaffirmed their commitment to upholding the Good Friday Agreement, Downing Street said in a statement after the two leaders met in Manchester.
- "The two leaders began by reaffirming the close partnership between the UK and Ireland, as well as their shared commitment to upholding the Good Friday Agreement," Reuters quoted a Downing Street spokeswoman as saying.
- The statement follows recent comments by US President Donald Trump during his visit last week to Ireland, where he pushed Irish unification onto t
Sources: Times of India