India and New Zealand Establish Strategic Partnership with 2030 Roadmap
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- •India and New Zealand have set a target to double bilateral trade to NZ$7 billion by 2030.
- •The partnership includes a focus on maritime security, counter-terrorism, and cyber defence.
- •Regular institutional engagement is emphasized to ensure measurable outcomes in cooperation.
On July 11, 2026, India and New Zealand elevated their bilateral relationship to a Strategic Partnership, unveiling the 'India-New Zealand Strategic Partnership: Roadmap to 2030'. The roadmap aims to double bilateral trade to NZ$7 billion by 2030 and enhance cooperation across various sectors, including defence, cyber security, and maritime security. Key agreements include the establishment of an annual Maritime Security Dialogue and a Joint Working Group on Counter-Terrorism. The partnership emphasizes regular institutional engagement and measurable outcomes across trade, security, and people-to-people relations. This historic visit marks the first by an Indian Prime Minister to New Zealand in 40 years, reflecting a significant shift in diplomatic ties. Both nations aim to address emerging security challenges collaboratively, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region.
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