September 23, 2026 5:15 pm - 7:00 pm BNZ Centre Level 18, BNZ Centre 80 Queen Street, Auckland, Auckland, 1010, New Zealand, Auckland
Export NZ
India-New Zealand: From Agreement to Business
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The India New Zealand relationship has entered a new phase. The focus now must shift from the FTA itself to commercial implementation.
INZBC is pleased to host Hon Todd McClay, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Her Excellency Ms Muanpuii Saiawi, High Commissioner of India to New Zealand, for a fireside conversation with our members in Auckland.
The discussion will focus on:
* Converting market access into commercial opportunities
* Building business partnerships and investment
* Addressing practical barriers beyond tariffs
* Setting priorities for the next 12 months
This will also be the High Commissioner’s first engagement with INZBC members in Auckland.
Wednesday, 23 September 2026
5.15 pm arrival | Event: 5.30 pm–7.00 pmÂ
Level 18, BNZ Centre
80 Queen Street, Auckland
For New Zealand and Indian business leaders, the opportunity is clear. Success will now depend on how quickly exporters, importers, investors and governments turn the agreement into practical outcomes.
INZBC events sell out quickly. First preference will be given to our members.
Registration is mandatory.
Please click here to register.
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