New Zealand’s Prime Minister Christopher Luxon will embark on an official visit to the Chinese mainland from June 17 to 20, following an invitation from Chinese Premier Li Qiang, a spokesperson from the Chinese Foreign Ministry announced on Friday.
This visit marks Prime Minister Luxon’s first official trip to the Chinese mainland since taking office. The leaders are expected to discuss a range of topics, including trade, tourism, and regional cooperation, aiming to strengthen the bilateral relationship between New Zealand and China.
The visit comes at a pivotal time as both nations seek to enhance collaboration in the post-pandemic era. Analysts anticipate that the meetings will explore new opportunities for economic partnership and cultural exchange.
Details of the Prime Minister’s itinerary have yet to be released, but the visit underscores the importance of the ties between New Zealand and the Chinese mainland in promoting stability and prosperity in the Asia-Pacific region.
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New Zealand's Prime Minister to visit China from June 17 to 20
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