British-Irish Council
The
British-Irish Council is a body created by the
Belfast Agreement. Its membership includes representatives from throughout the
British Isles. Its stated aim is to "
promote the harmonious and mutually beneficial development of the totality of relationships among the peoples of these islands."
Participants are:
The council meets in two formats. Heads of government meet in two British-Irish council summits per year. Additionally, there are regular meetings that deal with specific sectors of discussion and are attended by the appropriate ministers.
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