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Prime Minister Congratulates President Obama
Rt Hon John Key
Prime
Minister
7 November
2012 Media Statement
Prime Minister Congratulates President
Obama
Prime Minister John
Key tonight congratulated President Obama on a hard fought
victory in the US Presidential elections.
“I will be sending President Obama a letter of congratulations tomorrow, and will also relay them in person when I see him at the East Asian Summit in Phnom Penh later this month.
“The relationship between our two countries is an enduring and close one, and I look forward to developing it further.
“With President Obama’s re-election, there will be many opportunities to enhance the relationship, which is built on shared values, and a commitment to improve the prosperity and well-being of our people through initiatives such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
“I have enjoyed working with President Obama during his first term as President and welcome the opportunity to continue our strategic partnership over the coming years.”
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