Social News XYZ Article RatingIndia, New Zealand concludes 4th round of free trade agreement negotiations
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63% : The proposed FTA is expected to unlock further potential in sectors such as agriculture, food processing, renewable energy, pharmaceuticals, education, and services, creating new opportunities for businesses and consumers alike.46% : New Delhi, Nov 8 (SocialNews.XYZ) India and New Zealand have successfully concluded the fourth round of negotiations on the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) in Auckland and Rotorua, an official statement said on Saturday.
45% : The statement further stated that both sides agreed to sustain momentum through inter-sessional work and continue detailed discussions across all chapters -- with a shared determination to move towards early convergence on the India-New Zealand FTA. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal and New Zealand Minister for Trade, Todd McClay, acknowledged the steady progress made during this round and reaffirmed their commitment to work towards a modern, comprehensive, and future-ready free trade pact.
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