The New Zealand China Business Summit explores and expands new cooperation in economic and trade

Xinhua News Agency, New Zealand Auckland, August 1st (Reporter Lu Huaiqian Guo Lei) The 8th New Zealand China Business Summit was held on the 1st in Auckland, New Zealand. Participants in the political and business community believe that the two countries have made huge development in economic and trade cooperation in the past 50 years. In the future, the two parties should work together to further expand the pragmatic new cooperation of economic and trade.

New Zealand Prime Minister Jessinda Adene said at the summit that the relationship between the two countries has been deepening in the past 50 years. The two countries have become comprehensive strategic partners, and New China relations have become one of the most important bilateral relations in New Zealand. Adon hopes that the two countries will further strengthen cooperation in the fields of climate change, environmental sustainability, and biodiversity, continue to deepen humanistic exchanges, and promote economic and trade cooperation between enterprises.

The New Zealand Minister of Trade Daming Oaknnn pointed out that the "Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement" and the upgrading of the new China Free Trade Agreement will take effect this year, which is conducive to deepening economic and trade cooperation between the two countries. Many New Zealand companies explore a diversified business model and trade platform in China. Among them, China International Import Expo has become an important display platform for New Zealand products to go to the Chinese market.

Wang Xiaolong, the Chinese ambassador to New Zealand, said that China and Singapore should strengthen policy docking at all levels and fields, innovate cooperation methods, expand cooperation areas, and further enrich the connotation of China New Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.

[Editor in charge: Wu Yongling]

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