That was the vision set out this week by Economy Minister Diane Dodds at a virtual stakeholder event where she discussed her Department’s Economic Recovery Action Plan.
The Minister’s ambitious plan was launched in February as a blueprint to rebuilding the economy after the impact of Covid-19.
It contains 147 actions across four key themes – a greener economy, R&D and innovation, a highly skilled and agile workforce, and investment, trade and exports.
Almost £290million in additional funding has been secured to deliver the actions.
Minister Dodds said, “Economic recovery can only be delivered through collaboration and partnership – we must all work together.
Belfast bars and restaurants forced to shut three days after reopening due to bad weather We ll lose more money on blueroll than we ll make on food.
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White s Tavern (Image: White s Tavern/Facebook)
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Numerous bars and restaurants throughout Belfast have announced that they won t be opening their outdoor areas today, due to adverse weather conditions.
Northern Ireland High Street Voucher Scheme: Calls for public to back independent and family-run businesses
Economy Minister Diane Dodds announced that, if conditions are right, the High Street Voucher scheme will open at the end of the summer
General views of shoppers in Belfast as shops reopen after several months of lockdown (Image: Philip Magowan / Press Eye)
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As Northern Ireland is set to launch a high street voucher scheme by the end of the summer, Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has confirmed that the Republic’s stay and spend tax incentive has closed.
In September, the Government unveiled the stay and spend scheme in the hopes to boost spending in the hospitality sector over the off-season.
People were able to claim back 20% from their bill from a hospitality business in an income tax rebate.
As Northern Ireland is set to launch a high street voucher scheme by the end of the summer, Finance Paschal Donohoe has confirmed that the Republic’s stay and spend tax incentive has closed.
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