Economic development a priority for the next five years, says treasury minister
The Isle of Man needs to develop a vibrant and diversified economy over the next five years.
That's one of the priorities for Treasury Minister David Ashford.
The Douglas North MHK took charge of the Island's finances in October following the General Election, having previously held the role of health minister.
He says it's vital to be able to fund the Island's public services:
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