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Modi says India New Zealand futures intertwined in Auckland
Times of India··11 Jul
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday told the Indian community in Auckland that India and New Zealand futures are intertwined, Times of India reported. On his first visit in 40 years, he pitched deeper cooperation in technology, trade, space and rugby after the two nations elevated ties to a Strategic Partnership and adopted a Roadmap to 2030.
Prism
What It Means For You
- India-NZ strategic partnership may expand trade, tech and sports ties.
- Indian diaspora in New Zealand is being positioned as a bridge.
- Rugby coaching exchanges could open new sports career pathways.
What's Happening
- Modi addressed the Indian community in Auckland on Saturday.
- He said India and New Zealand futures are intertwined.
- The visit followed elevation of ties to a Strategic Partnership.
Bilateral Visit
- It is the first Indian PM visit to New Zealand in 40 years.
- Both sides adopted a Roadmap to 2030 for cooperation.
- Luxon described Modi's presence as worth the wait.
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