US peace envoy to meet North's parties

US President George W Bush’s new adviser on Northern Ireland is to meet parties next week as they embark on a review of the Good Friday Agreement.

US peace envoy to meet North's parties
Fri, 30 Jan, 2004 - 13:35

US President George W Bush’s new adviser on Northern Ireland is to meet parties next week as they embark on a review of the Good Friday Agreement.

Mitchell Reiss, who was announced last December as the replacement for Ambassador Richard Haass, is expected to be ratified this weekend as the President’s new peace process envoy.

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