Prime Minister Andy Burnham has invited the first ministers of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland to a summit, his office announced as he made his first official visit to Wales since becoming prime minister.
The call for the meeting brings together the leaders of the devolved administrations. The announcement was issued during Burnham's visit to Wales, marking his first formal trip to the country in his capacity as prime minister.
Details on the timing, venue and agenda for the summit have not been specified in the announcement. The planned gathering will be the first time Burnham has publicly sought a joint meeting with the other first ministers since assuming national office.
The summit follows a period of heightened attention on relations between the UK government and the devolved administrations. Officials from Burnham's team are expected to coordinate with their counterparts in Cardiff, Edinburgh and Stormont to arrange the logistics of the meeting.
No further comment was released immediately about the topics to be discussed or which officials would attend alongside the first ministers. Further information is expected as arrangements for the summit are finalised.