The delegation of US business leaders met political leaders in Northern Ireland on Thursday.
Sinn Fein Stormont leader Michelle O’Neill has again called for the return of the Stormont powersharing institutions
The delegation of business leaders, led by US special envoy Joe Kennedy, is carrying out engagements over several days across Northern Ireland.US Special Envoy to Northern Ireland for Economic Affairs Joe Kennedy III is leading the trade delegation Ms O’Neill said it was vital to build on the momentum created by the trade visit.“The mood music has been very positive, we should build on that.
“We have been speaking all week about the need for political stability. That has been welcomed by the political parties so the natural follow-through should be a restored executive. The Windsor Framework deal was struck by the EU and the UK earlier this year to reform the post-Brexit Northern Ireland Protocol, which created internal UK trade barriers and led to the DUP collapsing the Stormont Assembly.
Alliance Party leader Naomi Long said the British and Irish governments should enable the return of Stormont if the DUP will not return to the Assembly He added: “We need political stability. Political stability will help support our businesses and those businesses will support our economy and our economy will support our people.
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