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Delegates from some of the world's smallest countries are on their way home today (Monday) after gathering in the Isle of Man for training.
Representatives from 21 different governments were on the Island for the Small Countries Financial Management Programme.
Now in its third year, the programme teaches financial integrity and ways to boost economies.
Tim Cullen of the SCFMP says the training was offered in a very practical way:
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