New Zealand and India formalize defence maritime cooperation

New Zealand and India formalize defence maritime cooperation

Prime Ministers Christopher Luxon and Narendra Modi agreed on 11 July to elevate India–New Zealand relations to a "strategic partnership" and established a Maritime Cooperation Arrangement between their defence forces. The arrangement formalizes an operational relationship that previously existed on an ad hoc basis, anchoring New Zealand's Indo-Pacific security strategy as part of a broader "Roadmap to 2030" targeting doubled bilateral trade.

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