"/>

国产精品99一区二区三_免费中文日韩_国产在线精品一区二区_日本成人手机在线

New Zealand to advance trade talks with Pacific Alliance
Source: Xinhua   2018-07-19 19:36:42

WELLINGTON, July 19 (Xinhua) -- New Zealand Trade and Export Growth Minister David Parker will hold talks with his Pacific Alliance counterparts in Mexico next week to seek further progress on a free trade agreement with the four-nation grouping.

Parker will leave for Mexico on Saturday to attend the Pacific Alliance summit before travelling to Mexico City to promote the government's new Trade for All agenda, the minister said in a statement on Thursday.

The Pacific Alliance is made up of Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru. As a group, it is the world's sixth largest economy and home to over 220 million people.

With a new government in Chile, and recent elections in Colombia and Mexico, the summit is an opportunity to engage with new political leaders in the region, Parker said.

"We see significant potential to promote integration within our region, demonstrate our shared commitment to free trade and reject the rising tide of trade protectionism in the world," he said.

A progressive, high quality and comprehensive trade agreement with the Pacific Alliance will create new opportunities by reducing barriers and levelling the playing field while deepening connections with all four countries, the minister said.

"Mexico and New Zealand have a strong and well-established friendship with links that include trade, agriculture, sport, and the arts," said Parker who will meet Mexican and New Zealand business representatives in Mexico City.

Mexico is New Zealand's largest goods trading partner in Latin America.

Editor: Shi Yinglun
Related News
Xinhuanet

New Zealand to advance trade talks with Pacific Alliance

Source: Xinhua 2018-07-19 19:36:42
[Editor: huaxia]

WELLINGTON, July 19 (Xinhua) -- New Zealand Trade and Export Growth Minister David Parker will hold talks with his Pacific Alliance counterparts in Mexico next week to seek further progress on a free trade agreement with the four-nation grouping.

Parker will leave for Mexico on Saturday to attend the Pacific Alliance summit before travelling to Mexico City to promote the government's new Trade for All agenda, the minister said in a statement on Thursday.

The Pacific Alliance is made up of Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru. As a group, it is the world's sixth largest economy and home to over 220 million people.

With a new government in Chile, and recent elections in Colombia and Mexico, the summit is an opportunity to engage with new political leaders in the region, Parker said.

"We see significant potential to promote integration within our region, demonstrate our shared commitment to free trade and reject the rising tide of trade protectionism in the world," he said.

A progressive, high quality and comprehensive trade agreement with the Pacific Alliance will create new opportunities by reducing barriers and levelling the playing field while deepening connections with all four countries, the minister said.

"Mexico and New Zealand have a strong and well-established friendship with links that include trade, agriculture, sport, and the arts," said Parker who will meet Mexican and New Zealand business representatives in Mexico City.

Mexico is New Zealand's largest goods trading partner in Latin America.

[Editor: huaxia]
010020070750000000000000011100001373357751
主站蜘蛛池模板: 疏勒县| 渝北区| 布尔津县| 克山县| 卓资县| 威宁| 凤山县| 蒲江县| 通许县| 东光县| 林芝县| 安阳市| 麻江县| 武穴市| 大方县| 西贡区| 梅河口市| 温宿县| 辽宁省| 濮阳县| 如东县| 中山市| 祥云县| 静海县| 新蔡县| 抚顺县| 专栏| 桦川县| 公主岭市| 杭锦旗| 时尚| 新闻| 克什克腾旗| 平定县| 贞丰县| 松桃| 南宁市| 准格尔旗| 望江县| 裕民县| 黄浦区|