MAJOR JOBS BOOST ON THE CARDS FOR NORTHERN IRELAND

First Minister Peter Robinson and deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness met with President Masami Yamamoto of Fujitsu Limited during their visit to Japan.  The Ministers thanked Fujitsu for its long standing commitment to Northern Ireland and discussed the possibility of further investment in the future.  As part of their visit the Ministers also enjoyed a tour of the company's netCommunity technology demonstration centre. Pictured left to right are: Alastair Hamilton from Invest NI,  President Masami Yamamoto of Fujitsu Limited, First Minister Peter Robinson, deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness, Fujitsu Corporate Vice President Akihisa Kamata, and Greg McDaid, Director for Northern Ireland at Fujitsu UK & Ireland. Picture by Kelvin Boyes / Press Eye.PICTURE: KEVLIN BOYES/PRESSEYE

First Minister Peter Robinson and deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness met with President Masami Yamamoto of Fujitsu Limited during their visit to Japan. .PICTURE: KEVLIN BOYES/PRESSEYE

NORTHERN Ireland’s jobs market is expected to get a major shot in the arm later today.

It is understood the global IT company Fujitsu is expected to make a major jobs announcement for Londonderry on Tuesday to its existing workforce at Timber Quay.

The company, which also employs people in Belfast and Antrim, is a major provider of IT services to the public sector in Northern Ireland.

The jobs announcement comes less than a few days after First Minister Peter Robinson and deputy first minister Martin McGuinness returned from Japan.

They met with senior political and business figures, including leading executives of Fujitsu.

It is believed their trip helped seal the deal on bringing the jobs to Northern Ireland and not another party of the UK.

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