Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his visit to New Zealand, emphasized the importance of the India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement and encouraged collaboration between both nations in various sectors. He highlighted India's economic strengths and invited New Zealand to invest in infrastructure and other key areas, aiming to double bilateral trade by 2030.
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During the delegation-level talks between India and New Zealand, the Prime Minister expressed heartfelt gratitude for the warm welcome and emphasized the significance of the historical visit, marking 40 years since the last Indian Prime Minister's visit to New Zealand. He articulated the depth of India-New Zealand relations
During a business event in Auckland, Prime Minister expressed gratitude to New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon for his commitment to India. The address highlighted the strategic partnership between India and New Zealand, including the recent Free Trade Agreement and investments aimed at doubling bilateral trade by 2030. Emphasizing on
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon of New Zealand met in Auckland, discussing a range of issues and agreeing to elevate their countries' relationship to a Strategic Partnership. Source: Original Link
On July 11, 2026, the Prime Ministers of India and New Zealand announced the India-New Zealand Strategic Partnership in Auckland, setting a framework for cooperation across political, defence, trade, cultural, educational, and regional dimensions, aimed at enhancing bilateral ties by 2030. Source: Original Link
