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PM unveils economic package for Northern Ireland PM unveils economic package for Northern Ireland
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The Prime Minister David Cameron said an economic pact unveiled on Friday should be crucial for improving the Northern Ireland economy.The Prime Minister David Cameron said an economic pact unveiled on Friday should be crucial for improving the Northern Ireland economy.
The pact also guarantees Northern Ireland will retain its European Union Assisted Area Status.The pact also guarantees Northern Ireland will retain its European Union Assisted Area Status.
This enables its job creation agency, Invest NI, to offer attractive grants to potential investors.This enables its job creation agency, Invest NI, to offer attractive grants to potential investors.
Part of the deal includes a £20m fund for research and innovation which will focus on the aerospace industry. Part of the deal includes a £20m fund for research and innovation that will focus on the aerospace industry.
The Stormont Executive is also to be allowed to borrow an extra £100m to help build new shared housing and schools.The Stormont Executive is also to be allowed to borrow an extra £100m to help build new shared housing and schools.
Another element of the pact will look at the potential to gift up to 350 surplus MoD houses and bases for use in shared future projects.Another element of the pact will look at the potential to gift up to 350 surplus MoD houses and bases for use in shared future projects.
Mr Cameron also praised what he described as the "ambitions and laudable plan to rid" Belfast of its peace walls.Mr Cameron also praised what he described as the "ambitions and laudable plan to rid" Belfast of its peace walls.
Speaking after meeting Northern Ireland's First and Deputy First Ministers, Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness, David Cameron refused to put a figure on the pact.Speaking after meeting Northern Ireland's First and Deputy First Ministers, Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness, David Cameron refused to put a figure on the pact.
But the Prime Minister insisted that the measures should, taken together, have a significant impact. But the prime minister insisted that the measures should, taken together, have a significant impact.
Mr Cameron confirmed he plans to host an international investment conference in Northern Ireland in October 2013.Mr Cameron confirmed he plans to host an international investment conference in Northern Ireland in October 2013.