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A significant summit scheduled for Monday aims to address pressing trade concerns related to the Irish Sea border. Business leaders are advocating for a comprehensive "agreement to agree" that would pave the way for a more stable trading environment between Northern Ireland and the rest of the United Kingdom.
The ongoing complexities surrounding the Northern Ireland Protocol have created challenges for businesses operating in the region, prompting calls for a reset of the current arrangements. Stakeholders believe that a clear framework for trade is essential to foster economic growth and stability.
Participants at the summit are expected to discuss potential solutions that would ease the burden on businesses affected by the existing trade barriers. The outcome of these discussions could have far-reaching implications for the future of trade relations, with many hoping for a collaborative approach that benefits all parties involved. As the summit approaches, anticipation builds for a constructive dialogue that could reshape the economic landscape.
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