Trade strategy unfolding positively
Media release
19 July 2005
Trade strategy unfolding
positively
New Zealand's trade strategy is becoming
more apparent with the signing of
a trade deal with
Chile, Brunei and Singapore, says Business NZ.
Chief
Executive Phil O'Reilly says the Chile connection gives New
Zealand
traders a beachhead in Latin America - with
immediate spin-offs for
companies like Fonterra and Solid
Energy - while the Brunei connection is
useful for
further links in the Middle East.
"The deal shows New
Zealand extending its influence in significant
new
markets, and is notable in including free trade in
services. New
Zealand's agricultural, technical and
other expertise will find new
markets as a result.
"It's also notable for automatically including any newly
developed goods,
services and technologies that may be
developed in the future, unless
expressly excluded from
the deal.
"New Zealand's trade negotiations team are
continuing to deliver benefits
for current and future
trade," he
said.
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