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India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement Finalized, Set to Take Effect in October

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The India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA) has been finalized and is scheduled to come into force this October. The agreement received parliamentary approval in New Zealand on September 16, with lawmakers voting 93-29 in favor of the legislation. The finalization follows a commitment made by the National Party to secure a trade deal with India.

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The FTA is expected to create greater opportunities for New Zealand exporters and support business growth. The agreement aims to provide increased access to the Indian consumer market, which could contribute to job creation and higher incomes in New Zealand.

The bilateral partnership between India and New Zealand has seen high-level diplomatic talks regarding strategic and trade agreements.

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