Summary:

In Agra, Mr. Piyush Goyal, the Union Minister for Commerce and business, and Mr. Todd McClay, the New Zealand Minister for Trade and Investment, met with business participants about the IndiaNew Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA). Strengthening bilateral economic relations and showcasing prospects for Indian exporters, particularly in leather, footwear, and handicrafts, were the main topics of discussion. Aligning local industries with global trade trends was highlighted. FTA is anticipated to increase competitiveness by lowering obstacles and improving market access. One important export center for leather and shoes was identified as Agra. Companies were urged to increase exports, establish alliances, and participate in international value chains. The signing, which is scheduled for April 27, 2026, will boost investment flows between the two countries and assist MSMEs.

Source: IBEF

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