On Friday, a spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry announced that New Zealand's prime minister Christopher Luxon will pay an official visit to China from June 17 to 20, at the invitation of Chinese premier Li Qiang.
Bridging Ties in Trade and Technology
During this four-day trip, Mr. Luxon is set to meet with Chinese premier Li Qiang and other senior leaders at key diplomatic and business hubs, aiming to deepen cooperation in areas such as trade, innovation and sustainability.
Opportunities for Young Professionals
This visit creates new pathways for entrepreneurs, startups and students through exchanges in emerging sectors, including green tech, digital services and agriculture, that could unlock fresh partnerships across global markets.
Cultural Exchange and Travel
For travellers and digital nomads, Mr. Luxon's itinerary also highlights cultural diplomacy, with stops at historic sites and tech incubators in the Chinese mainland. These visits underscore the importance of immersive travel and people-to-people connections.
As global audiences tune in, the outcomes of this high-profile visit will offer insights into the future of New Zealand-China relations, shaping opportunities in business, education and sustainable development.
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New Zealand's Prime Minister to visit China from June 17 to 20
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