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City Deal to help realise huge potential of north west – McCallion

written by John September 27, 2018
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Foyle MP Elisaha McCallion speaking at Guildhall in London City Deal for Derry

SINN Féin’s Elisha McCallion has said securing a City Deal for Derry would help realise the huge potential that exists in the north west.

Speaking in London’s Guildhall attended by civic, political and business leaders from the north west to campaign for City Deal for Derry, the Foyle MP said:

“I am hugely excited by the potential of the City Deal. As part of our overall Innovative Growth Plan, it will play a key role in taking our economic development to the next level.

“Our focus is on Innovation aimed at building the physical and human capital to support the development of the north west city region as a world leader in personalised medicine, cognitive analytics, artificial intelligence and robotics.

“The City Deal will invest in the development of our talent with ambitious plans from our partners in Ulster University, the North West Regional College and Derry City and Strabane District Council.

“The expansion of our university, the establishment of the graduate entry medical school and the ongoing redevelopment of key infrastructure links, including the A5 and A6 roads to Dublin and Belfast are all major parts of that ambition.

“The City Deal is a huge piece of the jigsaw but it is not the only piece. We must be bold. We must be ambitious. We must be innovative.

“The potential of our region is massive. The ambition and energy of our people is limitless. Securing a City Deal for Derry will help realise that potential and deliver a better future for everyone in Derry and the wider north west,” she added.

City Deal to help realise huge potential of north west – McCallion was last modified: September 27th, 2018 by John

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