U.S. congratulates Ireland on the occasion of St. Patrick’s Day

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St. Patrick’s Day celebration in Ireland

The United States of America has congratulated the people of Ireland and all those celebrating St. Patrick’s Day around the world, a happy and healthy celebration.

St. Patrick’s Day is an opportunity to celebrate the Emerald Isle’s rich heritage and culture and reflect on the partnership between our countries and friendship between our people.

Antony J. Blinken, Secretary of State, said the United States and Ireland cooperate closely in every sphere, bound by their shared love of freedom, democracy, and human rights. 

“Economic ties between our countries are strong, with growing trade and investment, and we work together to respond to authoritarian threats, strengthen global health security, increase shared prosperity, and build a green future.

“This year, we look forward to commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement that helped create a more peaceful and prosperous future for the people of Northern Ireland,” he said.

Blinken noted that the ties that bind the United States and Ireland are strong, and “we are confident they will grow even stronger in the years ahead. I extend my best wishes for a joyful and hopeful St. Patrick’s Day.”

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