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The Principles of Collaboration. 3.1 This MoU details and acknowledges the understanding that both departments’ objectives will be strengthened and underpinned by the agreed “Principles of Collaboration”. The Principles will enable stronger collaboration between the departments to fulfil shared objectives in support of the government’s trade agenda. Staff in both departments should use the Principles as a guide for their activity as they relate to DIT and UKEF collaboration.
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