Indian PM Modi Strengthens Ties with New Zealand on Historic Visit
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a historic visit to New Zealand, the first by an Indian PM in 40 years, where he received a traditional Maori welcome and held talks with Prime Minister Luxon. The two leaders elevated bilateral ties, charting a 2030 roadmap and sealing 18 pacts across defense, trade, and security.
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Roadmap to 2030: India, New Zealand seal 18 pacts across defence, trade and security
India and New Zealand elevated their ties to a strategic partnership. Prime Ministers Modi and Luxon signed eighteen agreements for cooperation. This roadmap guides future collaboration across multiple key sectors. Bilateral trade aims to reach seven billion New Zealand dollars by 2030. Both nations will enhance maritime security and disaster management efforts.
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Read full article →India, New Zealand forge ₹35,000 crore strategic partnership to boost trade
India and New Zealand elevated their ties to a strategic partnership, targeting ₹35,000 crore in annual bilateral trade by 2030.
Read full article →PM Modi Receives Ceremonial Maori Welcome During New Zealand Visit
The ceremony featured a traditional Maori powhiri, a significant indigenous welcome that reflects New Zealand's rich cultural heritage and values.
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