The Chief Minister Alfred Cannan MHK has visited Jersey to discuss issues of mutual interest through a series of meetings with Ministers and officials.
MONEYVAL assessments, financial services, housing, ports and gas were among the areas of focus, with Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall MHK also travelling to the Channel Island to take part in discussions.
Led by Jersey Chief Minister Deputy Lyndon Farnham, the Isle of Man delegation met with Ministers Ian Gorst, Elaine Millar and Sam Mézec to discuss a range of topics across their respective portfolios.
The Chief Minister commented: “The Crown Dependencies enjoy a close and collaborative working relationship on a number of issues common to the islands, from regulatory questions in banking and digital, to practical challenges like how best to house those who call our respective islands their home.
“Although we do stay in touch virtually, face-to-face meetings are invaluable for sharing information and experiences relating to the challenges we all face, discussing potential solutions, as well as cementing the warm relationship our Islands have long enjoyed.”
Pictured: Chief Minister Alfred Cannan MHK and Jersey Chief Minister Deputy Lyndon Farnham
