'Choose stability, not chaos' in coming months, urges North business group

Urging politicians to choose stability, its president, Ian Henry, said political leaders have the responsibility to ensure they do nothing to damage economic recovery after the Covid-19 crisis.
'Choose stability, not chaos' in coming months, urges North business group

Former DUP leader Arlene Foster, with Stormont Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots. The Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce has urged political leaders of all hues to work together to ensure stability in the business sector.

The North's politicians should choose "stability, not chaos" and not turn their back on multinational investments, one of the region's leading business groups has urged. 

The Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry said the fallout from Brexit and street violence in recent weeks has caused further "reputational damage", and further political upheaval could damage investment and the prospects for more jobs. 

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