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  • Hazzard meets EU Commission Representative to discuss Brexit implications

    Date published: 8 September 2016

    Infrastructure Minister Chris Hazzard has met with Colette Fitzgerald Head of the EU Commission Representation Office in Belfast to discuss the implications of Brexit and ongoing relationships with EU institutions.

    Minister Hazzard with the Head of the EU Commission Representation Office, Colette Fitzgerald
    Minister Hazzard with the Head of the EU Commission Representation Office, Colette Fitzgerald

    Speaking after the meeting, Minister Hazzard said:

    “The outcome of the recent referendum and its impact on funding streams for key infrastructure projects here continues to be uncertain. Maintaining a relationship with the EU and its representatives remains important as decisions are made over the next number of months and today’s meeting was an opportunity for me to further discuss the impacts and possibilities for significant local projects.

    “Some of the projects that my Department and I would have been looking at would have presented great potential to attract additional funds from Europe. Belfast's York Street Interchange and the city's Transport Hub are two schemes that would benefit from substantial EU funding. The loss of this potential funding is a huge challenge, however it is one that my Department and I will be working hard to overcome.”

    Notes to editors:

    1. All media queries should be directed to the Department for Infrastructure Press Office on 028 9054 0007. Out of hours, please contact the duty press officer via pager number 07699 715 440 and your call will be returned.
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