New Zealand and India are set to formalise a long-anticipated free trade agreement, with the deal due to be signed in New Delhi.
The agreement is expected to strengthen economic ties between the two countries, opening up new opportunities for exporters and boosting trade flows across key sectors.
Officials say the deal will help improve access for New Zealand goods and services into one of the world’s fastest-growing major economies, while also supporting closer strategic and diplomatic links.
India represents a significant market for New Zealand, particularly in areas such as agriculture, education and technology, with the agreement aimed at reducing barriers and increasing competitiveness.
The signing follows ongoing negotiations between the two nations, as both sides look to deepen their economic partnership amid shifting global trade conditions.
Government leaders say the agreement signals a commitment to expanding international trade relationships and diversifying markets beyond traditional partners.
The deal is also expected to create new opportunities for businesses and investors, while strengthening cooperation across a range of industries.
Further details of the agreement and its specific provisions are expected to be released following the official signing.
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