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India-New Zealand FTA Signed, Deepens Economic Ties

India and New Zealand sign a significant FTA, targeting $3 billion in bilateral trade by 2030. The pact focuses on services, sustainability, and deeper cooperation beyond traditional trade.

India, NZ Announce FTA, Target $20B Investment

PM Modi & NZ's Christopher Luxon announce a historic free trade agreement concluded in 9 months. The deal aims to double bilateral trade in 5 years and attract $20B investment. Read more.

India, New Zealand Conclude Free Trade Agreement

India and New Zealand finalise a comprehensive Free Trade Agreement (FTA) after five negotiation rounds. The pact aims to boost bilateral trade, currently at $1.3 billion, and enhance India's Indo-Pacific strategy. Read more.

India & New Zealand Finalise FTA Negotiations

India and New Zealand have successfully concluded negotiations for a comprehensive Free Trade Agreement (FTA), boosting trade, investment, and cooperation. Discover the key highlights.

NZ Student Visa Work Hours Increased to 25/Week

New Zealand expands work rights for international students from November 2025, allowing up to 25 hours of part-time work weekly. Learn how this change benefits your study abroad journey.

India-New Zealand Explore Sector-Specific Trade Pact

Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal announces breakthrough trade discussions between India and New Zealand, focusing on sector-specific agreements rather than comprehensive FTA. Both nations explore balanced approach to boost bilateral trade and economic coope

India-NZ Trade Partnership Gets 200-Day Roadmap

India and New Zealand strengthen economic ties with comprehensive trade dialogue focusing on goods, services, and sustainable growth. Both nations commit to resolving market access issues and boosting bilateral trade.

India-NZ Fast-Track FTA Talks: Goyal Meets McClay

Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal meets New Zealand Trade Minister Todd McClay in Auckland as both nations push to accelerate Free Trade Agreement negotiations and strengthen economic ties.

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