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Salmond makes Northern Ireland trip Print E-mail
Monday, 18 June 2007

First Minister Alex Salmond will today make his first official visit to Northern Ireland in a bid to build relations and to capitalise on joint opportunities.

Salmond said: "I am very much looking forward to meeting with both the First Minister and Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland.

"We are at a time where there is great potential for Scotland and Northern Ireland to work together constructively on issues of shared interest.

"With restored devolution in Northern Ireland and a forward looking government in Scotland it's time we capitalised on the opportunities and potential we share.

Salmond will fly on the new air route linking Dundee with Belfast, launched by flyWhoosh in May with support from the Scottish government's Route Development Fund.

"It is entirely fitting with the nature of my visit that I'm taking this new flight which links the two great cities of Dundee and Belfast. I'm glad that the Scottish Government was able to support this air route through the Route Development Fund and I look forward to the economic and social benefits it will bring to Dundee," Salmond said.
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