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New Zealand-India FTA requires $34 billion private investment commitment

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New Zealand and India established a free trade deal. Vanushi Walters analyzed the agreement's promotion clause, which commits New Zealand to increasing private sector investment into India by $34 billion over 15 years. Walters noted that while the deal offers substantial gains for New Zealand exporters, it also introduces legal and commercial risk.

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The agreement mandates a significant private sector investment commitment from New Zealand into India. Walters stated that the deal's success depends on efforts made over the next three years, while also pointing out the risk that India's decision regarding the promotion clause after 15 years could be unilateral.

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  • Vanushi WaltersAnalyzed the promotion clause of the New Zealand-India free trade deal.

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