Chief minister says Island will benefit from arrangements
Chief Minister Howard Quayle says it's in the Island's interests to maintain good relations with our nearest neighbours.
He was in Northern Ireland last week where he met with local politicians and visited businesses with Manx connections.
Wales is next on the chief minister's hit list.
Mr Quayle has also visited the north west of England recently and has pointed out how linked we are with the region:-
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