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New Zealand and India announce strategic partnership
New Zealand and India announced a strategic partnership covering defense and security during a visit by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The agreement follows a free-trade pact signed in April.
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New Zealand and India announced a strategic partnership on Saturday that includes cooperation in defense and security. The announcement came during a visit by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Auckland.
Trade and regional context The visit follows a free-trade agreement the two countries signed in April. Modi’s trip is the final stop on a July 6-11 tour that also included Indonesia and Australia. The visit occurred days after China conducted a ballistic missile test in the Pacific Ocean on Monday.
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