July 16, 2025 7:30 am - 12:30 pm Trinity Wharf Tauranga 51 Dive Crescent, Tauranga, Tauranga, 3110, New Zealand, Bay of Plenty
Export NZ
Explore New Markets Through FTAs 2025 Tauranga
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Explore New Markets Through FTAs
Exploring New Markets? Want to Learn about the new FTA with the United Arab Emirates or the upgrade to the FTA with the ASEAN Region?
We’ve got the event for you!
Join us in Tauranga for a special briefing on New Zealand’s evolving trade opportunities with a focus on two significant partnerships.
At these events, you will engage with high-level officials from the New Zealand government, and hear from representatives of the UAE and ASEAN region. Learn about the soon-to-come-into-force New Zealand – United Arab Emirates Free Trade Agreement and the recently upgraded AANZFTA (Australia, ASEAN, New Zealand Free Trade Area) Agreement.
You’ll also hear from panels of local exporters and business leaders with real-world experience in these markets. They’ll share practical insights, lessons learned, and the steps they’ve taken to make the most of these opportunities.
With the UAE offering a strategic gateway into the wider Middle East, and Southeast Asia continuing to thrive in today’s challenging global environment, this is a timely session for any exporter looking to grow into these markets.
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