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During Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Auckland in July 2026, India and New Zealand signed 10 major bilateral agreements covering defence, agriculture, trade, sports, clean energy, scientific research, disaster management, and people-to-people ties. The partnership was upgraded under the Strategic Partnership Roadmap to 2030, marking a significant expansion of bilateral relations.
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India and New Zealand established diplomatic relations in 1952 and have maintained cooperation in trade, education, agriculture, and multilateral forums. Although economic engagement has grown steadily, the 2026 agreements represent a major step towards a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, reflecting shared interests in the Indo-Pacific and resilient global supply chains.
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India and New Zealand signed 10 bilateral agreements in 2026 to strengthen their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, covering defence, agriculture, clean energy, and Indo-Pacific maritime security.
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