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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said that one of his favorite parts of the job is representing New Zealanders on the world stage and advocating for their interests. He added, “Another person doing the same is Trade Minister Todd McClay,” noting that McClay attended the China International Import Expo, which featured more than 80 New Zealand companies. Luxon emphasized that $450 million worth of new trade agreements and partnerships were signed at the fair.

He said these agreements represent the commercial successes of New Zealand companies, supported by efforts to boost exports and open new markets. “When we trade with the world, we grow our own economy. That means more jobs, more investment, and higher wages,” Luxon stated.