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As senior officials from central banks and finance ministries in some of the world's smallest countries prepare to say farewell to the Isle of Man, the Manx message is receiving a glowing endorsement.
Representatives have been here for the past 10 days for the inaugural session of the Small Countries Financial Management Programme at the International Business Centre, at the Nunnery.
Executive director of the programme Tim Cullen is thrilled with the reaction of delegates:
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