Wales’ first minister Carwyn Jones has convened a meeting of the British-Irish Council to assess the potential impact of the Brexit vote on the eight administrations of the British Isles.
The meeting in Cardiff on 22 July brought together representatives of the UK and Irish governments, the devolved administrations of Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, and the governments of Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man.
The British-Irish Council was established under the Belfast agreement of 1998, which set out the basis for the Northern Ireland peace process. It aims to develop links between the member administrations and provides a forum to exchange information and foster collaboration across the islands.
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