The Chief Minister says he's had "double reassurance" that the Isle of Man's interests will be respected during the Brexit process.
Howard Quayle says it follows confirmation from the UK Prime Minister and a report from the House of Lords this week.
Theresa May has sent a letter confirming there will be engagement with the Island as Brexit negotiations are entered into.
She says the discussions will strengthen the bonds between the UK and Isle of Man as the UK Government looks to forge a new relationship with the EU and wider world.
Mr Quayle has also welcomed the committee report on the implications of Brexit for the Crown Dependencie which calls on the UK to ensure the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey are involved in negotiations:
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