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New Delhi– India and New Zealand have resumed negotiations on a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) after a nine-year hiatus. The talks, which were stalled since 2015, aim to strengthen bilateral trade and economic ties between the two nations.
Key Developments:
FTA talks between India and New Zealand began in 2010 but were suspended in 2015 due to disagreements over tariff structures and market access. The recent push for resumption reflects a broader strategy to diversify trade partnerships and reduce dependency on key markets.
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