China and New Zealand Set to Elevate Strategic Partnership
Chinese Premier Li Qiang and New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon announce plans to upgrade their strategic partnership, focusing on areas like biomedicine, agriculture, and digital economy.
June 2024
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