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Former US president Bill Clinton is among a host of global figures in Northern Ireland for a major conference marking the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.
Senator George Mitchell, who chaired negotiations which led to the historic 1998 peace deal, will take also part.Former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton is hosting the conference as part of her role as chancellor at Queen's.The Good Friday Agreement largely ended Northern Ireland's 30-year sectarian conflict known as the Troubles which claimed more than 3,600 lives.
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