The India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement is expected to take effect within a month.
Both countries are exchanging official notes before the pact becomes effective.
The New Zealand Parliament approved the deal by 93 votes to 26.
The agreement has also received royal assent.
McClay said Indian exporters will get immediate duty-free access across all products.
He said the deal could broaden cooperation in agriculture, technology, and renewable energy.
McClay said leaders from both countries aim to double bilateral trade by 2030.
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All three reports agree that the India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement is close to taking effect after clearing New Zealand’s Parliament and receiving royal assent. They also agree the deal is expected to give Indian exporters duty-free access to New Zealand markets.
What remains to be completed is the exchange of official notes before the agreement takes effect. The reporting does not add any new timing beyond the expected within a month window.
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New Zealand Trade and Investment Minister Todd McClay stated in an interview that the India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement is expected to take effect within the next month as both nations work on exchanging official notes. McClay noted that the pact successfully cleared the New Zealand Parliament with a strong majority of 93 votes to 26 and received royal assent. He highlighted that the agreement will provide Indian exporters with immediate duty-free access across all products and expressed confidence that bilateral trade will significantly expand.
In an interview with IANS, New Zealand Trade and Investment Minister Todd McClay reported that the India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement is anticipated to come into force within a month following parliamentary approval. McClay outlined that the agreement secured strong bipartisan support and will eliminate tariffs on all Indian exports to New Zealand from day one. He also emphasized the potential for deeper cooperation in areas such as agriculture, technology, and renewable energy, while noting that leaders from both countries aim to double bilateral trade by 2030.
The Tribune published a syndicated report detailing statements from New Zealand Trade and Investment Minister Todd McClay regarding the imminent implementation of the India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement. McClay reported that the pact is expected to take effect within a month after clearing the New Zealand Parliament with a 93 to 26 vote and receiving royal assent. He asserted that the agreement will grant Indian exporters duty-free access and create mutual economic opportunities, while attributing the successful conclusion of the trade pact to strong political trust.