Island to join talks under the 2025 theme: ‘A Creative Future’
The Isle of Man is set to take part in the latest British-Irish Council (BIC) Summit, where political leaders from across the UK, Ireland, and Crown Dependencies will convene to discuss areas of shared co-operation.
The BIC meeting today, Friday 4 December, hosted in Wales, brings together representatives from eight member administrations.
Talks are expected to centre on 'unlocking the potential of the creatives industries'.
The British-Irish Council was established under the 1998 Belfast/Good Friday Agreement to promote "good, practical, positive, and mutually beneficial relations".
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