A delegation of nine Irish ministers, including Taoiseach and Tánaiste, will travel to the US to foster relationships with newly elected President Trump. Their focus will be on enhancing economic relations, while also celebrating cultural links with the Irish diaspora. Simon Harris, the Tánaiste, outlined the program at Cabinet, emphasizing the importance of engaging with Irish communities globally. While most ministers will travel abroad, Agriculture Minister Martin Heydon will remain in Ireland during these events, making the initiative a significant diplomatic outreach in the context of St. Patrick's Day.
"As ministers travel to America, the focus will be on strengthening economic ties as well as connecting with the rich cultural heritage and experiences of the Irish diaspora."
"The global trading position of our country is crucial, and engaging with Irish communities worldwide during St. Patrick's Day celebrations holds significant importance for us this year."
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