Chief Minister Allan Bell has today (Friday) led a senior delegation from the government at the 20th British-Irish Council Summit in Northern Ireland.
Mr Bell, who was accompanied by chief secretary Will Greenhow, and director of external relations Della Fletcher, took part in top-level discussions on a range of issues.
Speaking in Northern Ireland, he said it was a productive day.
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