India, NZ unveil strategic partnership roadmap 2030
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-76% Very Left
- Reliability
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- Policy Leaning
-76% Very Left
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
67% : They also committed to strengthening cooperation at the United Nations, supporting UN reforms, including India's candidature for permanent membership of a reformed Security Council, and extending mutual support for candidatures in international organisations.64% : The road map also highlights cooperation in climate action, low-emission transitions, renewable energy and sustainable development through engagement with the International Solar Alliance and the Global Biofuels Alliance.
58% : The road map outlines six key pillars covering political and diplomatic engagement, defence and security cooperation, trade and economic partnership, people-to-people links, education and innovation, and regional and multilateral cooperation.
42% : The two sides agreed to work on the next steps for the India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA) to ensure its early entry into force and effective implementation.
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