Modi visits New Zealand to boost ties, trade after FTA signing
Prime Minister Modi of India made his first visit to New Zealand in four decades, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties and discuss trade, defense, sports, culture, education, and people-to-people exchanges. The visit follows the signing of a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the two countries, which is expected to double their trade by 2030 and facilitate US$20 billion in investment over 15 years. Modi addressed community programs and met with Prime Minister Luxon to build upon recent momentum in India-New Zealand relations amid New Zealand's efforts to diversify its economic partnerships.
11 JUL 2026
— The Hindu
Prime Minister Modi declared the India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement a historic milestone during his visit to New Zealand.
— Indian Express
Prime Minister Modi and Luxon agreed to elevate India-New Zealand relations to a strategic partnership, outlining a roadmap for future collaboration.
— The Hindu
Prime Minister Modi and Prime Minister Luxon established a strategic partnership and signed agreements to double annual trade between India and New Zealand by 2030.
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