57% of New Zealand’s exports to India will be tariff-free, says PM Luxon ahead of Modi’s visit
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon announced that 57% of Wellington's exports to India will be tariff-free from day one, ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to New Zealand. The two countries have a free trade agreement that eliminates 95% of tariffs on goods and total trade between them reached $2.4 billion in 2024. The leaders are expected to discuss trade, investment, maritime security, education, technology, tourism, sport, and global issues during Modi's visit.
8 JUL 2026
— NDTV
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— Indian Express
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon expressed confidence in strengthening ties with India, citing economic, security, and immigration opportunities.
· THIS STORY — The Hindu
Prime Minister Luxon announced a 57% tariff-free trade agreement for New Zealand exports to India, ahead of Prime Minister Modi's visit.
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