India, New Zealand Launch Strategic Partnership, Unveil Roadmap to 2030

India, New Zealand launch Strategic Partnership, unveil roadmap to 2030

New Delhi/Auckland, Jul 11: India and New Zealand on Saturday elevated their bilateral ties to a Strategic Partnership, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his New Zealand counterpart unveiling an ambitious Roadmap to 2030 aimed at expanding cooperation across defence, trade, security, education, science and people-to-people exchanges. PM Modi was accorded a traditional Māori welcome and a Guard of Honour at Government House, held restricted a…

India, New Zealand Unveil 'Roadmap to 2030' to Boost Defence and Security Ties; Announce Annual Maritime Security Dialogue

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. The landmark roadmap, endorsed during the high-level meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his New Zealand counterpart Christopher Luxon in Auckland on Saturday, places a heavy emphasis on maritime security, counter-terrorism, and cyber defence under its critical Pillar II framework. World News | India, New Zealand Unveil 'Roadmap to 2030' to Boost Defence and Security Ties; Announ…

India, New Zealand unveil Roadmap to 2030 to boost defence and security ties; announce Annual Maritime Security Dialogue - The Tribune

The landmark roadmap, endorsed during the high-level meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his New Zealand counterpart Christopher Luxon in Auckland on Saturday, places a heavy emphasis on maritime security, counter-terrorism, and cyber defence under its critical Pillar II framework.

India, NZ plan strategic partnership including Maritime Security

India and New Zealand establish a strategic partnership to enhance trade and maritime security, aiming to double trade by 2030.

Roadmap to 2030: India, New Zealand seal 18 pacts across defence, trade and security

India and New Zealand elevated their ties to a strategic partnership. Prime Ministers Modi and Luxon signed eighteen agreements for cooperation. This roadmap guides future collaboration across multiple key sectors. Bilateral trade aims to reach seven billion New Zealand dollars by 2030. Both nations will enhance maritime security and disaster management efforts.