New Zealand and India have upgraded their relationship to a Strategic Partnership during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's first visit to New Zealand in 40 years.
Both countries agreed on a Roadmap to 2030, aiming to double two-way trade to NZ$7 billion.
A new Free Trade Agreement will remove or reduce tariffs on 95% of New Zealand exports to India, with 57% becoming tariff-free immediately.
They will expand cooperation on defense, maritime security, science, education, tourism, agriculture, and disaster management.
Source: 1News