Rebuilding relations with North West a priority

Friday, 28 March 2014 00:00

Developing better relationships with the North West of England will benefit the Isle of Man economically.

That’s the view of the Department of Economic Development which has stepped up its commitment to Liverpool in particular.

Earlier this week a memorandum of understanding was signed between the government and Liverpool Vision.

It comes ahead of the 50-day Festival of Business which will take place later this year and will help maximise opportunities before, during and after.

Chief executive Chris Corlett says it’s all about reconnecting with the area:

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