Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment

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Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment (DETINI) is the main Government Department in Northern Ireland concerned with economic development. It also deals with energy and tourism.

Minister Party Took office Left office
    Sir Reg Empey Ulster Unionist 29 November 1999 14 October 2002
    (Executive suspended) 15 October 2002 7 May 2007
    Nigel Dodds Democratic Unionist 8 May 2007

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