India, New Zealand Conclude Fourth Round Of FTA Talks, Reaffirm Early Agreement - BW Businessworld
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63% : Officials noted that a successful agreement could further unlock opportunities in key sectors such as agriculture, food processing, renewable energy, pharmaceuticals, education, and services.46% : The five-day round featured constructive, forward-looking discussions across several key areas, including trade in goods and services, economic cooperation, and rules of origin The fourth round of negotiations on the proposed India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA) concluded successfully this week in Auckland and Rotorua, marking a significant step forward in efforts to finalise a comprehensive trade pact between the two nations.
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