China-New Zealand Relations
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China, New Zealand Ink New Trade Accords Amid PM's Visit
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon visited China last week, holding meetings with top officials to affirm their commitment to deepening cooperation, especially in food safety and trade facilitation.
China and New Zealand Kick off Services Negotiations
Today, China and New Zealand announced the launch of negotiations on services trade. They also signed documents to facilitate trade in infant formula and kiwiberry.
China-New Zealand FTA Upgrade Fully Implemented
The China-New Zealand free trade agreement (FTA) upgrade has now been fully implemented, as a new New Zealand conservative government settles in and develops its own China economic relations policy.
China and New Zealand Strengthen Cooperation, Sign Deals to Expand Trade
During New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins' visit to China this week, the two sides signed agreements on agriculture, intellectual property, and education, and committed to start negotiating a "negative list" for services.
NZ Prime Minister To Lead China Trade Visit
Earlier this week, New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins announced that he would be "leading a major trade delegation to China at the end of this month, with stops in Beijing, Tianjin, and Shanghai," the first such trip since 2016.
New Zealand Prime Minister Addresses China Trade, Foreign Policy Issues
In a foreign policy speech on July 7, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern gave a foreign policy speech that touched on several trade and foreign policy topics related to China.
NZ China Council Report Discusses NZ-China Trade and Business Relationship
A New Zealand organization has issued a new report on the New Zealand-China economic relationship, examining current trade flows as well as the risks of disruption.