India, New Zealand Sign Strategic Partnership Tied to $20 Billion Trade Deal and Day-One Tariff Cuts
India and New Zealand have elevated their bilateral relationship to a strategic partnership, launching a new agreement that eliminates tariffs on 57% of New Zealand exports to India on day one.
The deal outlines a $20 billion investment roadmap through 2030 and commits both nations to deeper security and economic cooperation, as highlighted during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Auckland.
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@businessIndia and New Zealand will elevate their relationship to a “strategic partnership,” as both seek closer trade and security ties
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@firstsquawkNew Zealand, India Upgrade Relations With New Strategic Partnership Agreement
@chrisluxonmpNew Zealand and India bookend the Indo-Pacific, but distance is no barrier to us working together to grow our economies. That’s what we’re doing through our free trade agreement, which will eliminate tariffs on 57% of everything we sell to
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@firstsquawkIndia-New Zealand ties enter new era: FTA, $20 billion investment and a roadmap to 2030