260 Deputy Joe McHugh asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will lobby the US Secretary of State and her Northern Ireland envoy (details supplied) to promote the Border region as a location for new FDI at the Northern Ireland enterprise conference that she will host in Washington on 19 October; if he will acknowledge the importance of same in the context of the Bilateral 2006 Comprehensive Study on the All-Island economy that notes companies should be encouraged to redesign logistical strategies and treat Ireland as one commercial zone rather than two separate entities; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [35201/10]

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260 Deputy Joe McHugh asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will lobby the US Secretary of State and her Northern Ireland envoy (details supplied) to promote the Border region as a location for new FDI at the Northern Ireland enterprise conference that she will host in Washington on 19 October; if he will acknowledge the importance of same in the context of the Bilateral 2006 Comprehensive Study on the All-Island economy that notes companies should be encouraged to redesign logistical strategies and treat Ireland as one commercial zone rather than two separate entities; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [35201/10]

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