India and New Zealand elevate bilateral ties to strategic partnership
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Narendra Modi, Christopher Luxon
Auckland, New Zealand
July 2026
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India and New Zealand established a strategic partnership. Target set to double annual trade to 35,000 crore rupees. Agreements include defense logistics, maritime cooperation, and counter-terrorism.
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