New Zealand and China discuss developing trade relations
Wellington, October 12 (Hibya) - New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said that during his meeting with Chinese Premier Li Qiang, they discussed annual trade worth more than $44 billion and the continuation of economic relations.
New Zealand Prime Minister Luxon discussed bilateral trade relations with Chinese Premier Qiang.
In a statement on social media, Luxon said China was New Zealand’s largest trading partner, with annual trade exceeding $44 billion.
Luxon said the meeting addressed how to maintain the current momentum in trade relations between the two countries, adding that trade contributes to economic growth, creates jobs and increases incomes.
Luxon said the relationship between the two countries was therefore important.
British News Agency
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