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NZ Chambers of Commerce thank John Key

Wellington Chamber of Commerce and New Zealand Chambers of Commerce Inc.

Media Statement
Wednesday 7th December 2016
NZ Chambers of Commerce thank John Key

Prime Minister John Key is to be congratulated on his service to New Zealand.

As the leader of the National Party for 10 years, and Prime Minister for eight, he emphasised the importance of business to the economy, and under his leadership the country has enjoyed the fruits of a strong economy despite a sometimes very shaky international economic environment.

New Zealand developed strong free trade agreements and gained a high profile on the international stage thanks largely to his ability to build relationships with other leaders and promote New Zealand as a destination for tourism and for ease of doing business.

The New Zealand Chambers thank Mr Key for his service as Prime Minister, and wish him all the best for his future endeavours.

About the NZ Chambers of Commerce

The 30 member Chambers represent more than 22,000 business members across New Zealand. As not-for-profit membership associations, they promote, support and encourage sustainable, profitable business growth by positively influencing the environment in which businesses operate, by providing training, advice, information and support. The Chambers of Commerce also acts as a voice and advocate to help members; to provide a range of opportunities, products, services and membership savings; and to support businesses in their growth and success. The organisation is divided into four hubs: Northern, Central, Canterbury and Southern. They are affiliated with 22,000 Chambers internationally through the International Chamber of Commerce.

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