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InterTradeIreland's 3-Year Plan Boosts All-Ireland Trade

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InterTradeIreland unveils ambitious plan to boost all-island trade, focusing on teamwork, competitiveness, cross-border trade, and startup growth. Leaders welcome the strategy, highlighting its potential to link small businesses, drive jobs, and foster innovation. Since 1999, InterTradeIreland has grown cross-border trade from two billion euros to a record high of seventeen billion euros.

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InterTradeIreland's 3-Year Plan Boosts All-Ireland Trade

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!InterTradeIreland's 3-Year Plan Boosts All-Ireland Trade. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 25, Intertrade Ireland has unveiled a bold three-year plan for 2026 through 2028 to boost economic ties across Ireland. All island trade has hit a record high of 17 billion euros, or about 14.6 billion pounds, showing strong momentum right now. The strategy lines up with goals from governments north and south, focusing on four key areas, sparking all island teamwork, ramping up business, competitiveness and productivity, pushing cross-border trade, and fueling new startups and growth. Leaders are on board with the push. The group's chief executive calls it a game-changer for linking small businesses, officials, and experts to tackle big issues together. Stormont's Economy Minister welcomes the focus on jobs, innovation, and green goals across every county. Her counterpart in Dublin highlights how small firms drive local jobs and growth, seeing this as a launchpad for sales and resilience in a connected economy.

Since starting in 1999, under the Good Friday Agreement, Intertrade Ireland has grown cross-border trade from two billion euros to its. Current peak helping companies go global in setting the stage for even more shared success ahead.

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