It will be the Prime Minister's fifth visit to Northern Ireland since taking office
Rishi Sunak has paid tribute to the "courage, imagination and perseverance" of those who built the Good Friday Agreement as he enters a second week of events to mark 25 years of the peace deal.
Mr Sunak will meet key architects of the Good Friday Agreement. and representatives from Ireland and the US during his visit - his fifth to Northern Ireland since taking office. Mr Sunak said: "This week we continue to acknowledge the courage, imagination and perseverance of those who built the Belfast Agreement. It gives me great pleasure to meet with some of the leading architects of peace and to commemorate those who are no longer with us.
The events in the coming days will focus on the peace, prosperity and economic opportunity the Good Friday Agreement brought to Northern Ireland, Downing Street said.
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