NZ, Fiji Pledge to Hit $2B Trade Target Amid Renewed Partnership

New Zealand and Fiji are intensifying their efforts to reach a trade target of two billion dollars. The goal was set by New Zealand's Prime Minister, with the current trade volume standing at $1.4 billion.

New Zealand High Commissioner to Fiji Greg Andrews emphasized that trade remains a key priority under the newly signed Duavata Partnership Agreement. The agreement outlines cooperation in five areas, including economic development, governance, social wellbeing, peace and security, and climate and disaster resilience.

The partnership is expected to strengthen economic links between the two nations while advancing cooperation on various fronts. Andrews noted that closer collaboration between businesses in both countries will be crucial in achieving the $2 billion trade target.