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Martin McGuinness to meet the Queen during Belfast visit Martin McGuinness to meet the Queen during Belfast visit
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Martin McGuinness has confirmed he will again meet the Queen when she visits Belfast. NI's Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness has confirmed he will meet the Queen again when she visits Belfast.
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are set to come to Northern Ireland between 23 June and 25 June. The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are to come to Northern Ireland between 23 June and 25 June.
It will be the Queen's first visit to Northern Ireland since 2012, when she came as part of her Diamond Jubilee celebrations. It will be the Queen's first visit since 2012, when she came as part of her Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
During that visit, Her Majesty and the Deputy First Minister, a former IRA leader, shook hands for the first time. During that visit, Her Majesty and the Sinn Féin MLA, a former IRA leader, shook hands for the first time.
In April, Mr McGuinness toasted the Queen during a banquet at Windsor Castle as part of the state visit of Irish president Michael D Higgins.In April, Mr McGuinness toasted the Queen during a banquet at Windsor Castle as part of the state visit of Irish president Michael D Higgins.
The deputy first minister said he would be meeting Her Majesty "as a representative of all our people". The deputy first minister said he would be meeting the Queen "as a representative of all our people".
"The visit by Queen Elizabeth is an opportunity to demonstrate mutual respect and to further build on the process of reconciliation," he said."The visit by Queen Elizabeth is an opportunity to demonstrate mutual respect and to further build on the process of reconciliation," he said.
"Despite the current difficulties, I am determined to provide positive, forward-thinking political leadership.""Despite the current difficulties, I am determined to provide positive, forward-thinking political leadership."