Wellington, December 27:
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon on Friday welcomed the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with India, calling it a landmark step that will significantly strengthen economic ties between the two nations. He said the agreement places the bilateral partnership on an accelerated growth trajectory.
Luxon highlighted that the FTA would enhance market access, reduce trade barriers, and create new opportunities across sectors such as agriculture, technology, education, and services. He emphasised that India’s growing economy presents vast potential for New Zealand exporters and investors.
The Prime Minister added that the agreement reflects shared democratic values and mutual commitment to open, rules-based trade. Experts said the FTA could act as a catalyst for deeper strategic and commercial engagement between India and New Zealand in the coming years.
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