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Dear <<First Name>>,
Greetings from INZBC!
We are happy to share that the INZBC Summit 2021 was a successful event appreciated and supported by all the speakers, guests and attendees.
More than 38 speakers joined us, and an audience of 400 people were in attendance including virtual attendees.
The theme this year is 'Decade of The New Normal' in keeping with recent COVID times. Please find event pictures below, we have also shared the speeches of ministers and delegates from the event.
The latest issue of KiaOra India, INZBC's quarterly trade magazine was also released at the summit. Link of this magazine can be found below. Please do read the power packed issue, and let us know your feedback.
Thanks & Regards,
Sameer Handa Chair, INZBC
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July 2021
In this issue:
INZBC Summit: Pictures, speeches & more
KiaOra India magazine
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INZBC Summit 2021: An economic relationship between India and New Zealand must go beyond the traditional model – New Zealand - India business leaders, suggest a new approach
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Be bold, develop partnerships, and look for opportunities beyond the traditional trade model – this was the central theme that emerged at the first-ever hybrid summit organised by the India New Zealand Business Council (INZBC) on June 23 – 24, 2021 at Trusts Arena in Henderson, Auckland. Held for first-time in a physical venue on Day 1 as well as broadcasted virtually for a global audience on both the days, the Summit brought together a line-up of diplomats, business leaders, government and industry bodies, experts and academics from New Zealand and India, to discuss the various issues of diplomacy & trade that affect this new world order.
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Spread over two days and four engaging sessions, the Summit examined New Zealand and India’s position on the Indo-Pacific, Globalisation, trade and investments. Click here to read full article
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New Zealand's Foreign Affairs Minister lays down a new path for Indo-Pacific relations at the INZBC Summit
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The opening session of the INZBC Summit 2021 had a keynote address by Hon. Nanaia Mahuta, NZ Foreign minister. In her speech she said, "India is important to New Zealand for many reasons. Not only is it a rising power but a responsible power also." Click here to read the full speech
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India's MoS External Affairs, talks about post pandemic economic growth for both India and New Zealand
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"Closer economic ties will contribute to post-pandemic economic growth in both countries. In the midst of unprecedented challenges, forums such as this are crucial for charting a new path to progress and prosperity." Click here to read the full speech
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V Muraleedharan Minister of State for External Affairs & Parliamentary Affairs, Government of India
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Hon. Phil Twyford highlights bilateral relations as more important than trade
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On day 2 of the INZBC Summit 2021, Minister of State for Trade and Export Growth, Hon. Phil Twyford addressed the virtual gathering with his thoughts on New Zealand's relations with India. "Bilateral relationships, then, are much more than the flow of goods across borders." he said. Please do read the full speech by clicking here.
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Indian High Commissioner, HE Muktesh Pardeshi spoke about an Indo-Pacific approach in his keynote speech
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"India's vision for the Indo-Pacific is a positive one that includes all nations in the geography and beyond who have a stake in it. "
Please do read the full speech by clicking here.
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- Reshaping Indo-Pacific strategic ties: What lies next in the New Zealand-India dialogue?
- The theme of COVID recovery and how certain industries (like tech) have helped accelerate change, and transformed the way we live
- India's pharmaceutical sector and it's contribution to the world
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- If you want to know where to invest in India and budding industries of focus, read through the article by Amitabh Kant from NITI Aayog
- Ola's foray into sustainable mobility with EVs in India & New Zealand.
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New Zealand wants greater security and defence ties with India
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Published by www.stuff.co.nz
Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta wants stronger defence and security ties with India, as New Zealand works to ensure the Indo-Pacific region remains open and free.
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Death of a free trade agreement: New approach urged on India New Zealand relations
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Published by www.stuff.co.nz
Indian officials were relieved they survived a panel discussion in New Zealand without hearing the words “free trade”.
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INZBC Summit mulls upon transforming NZ-India bilateral relations in the 'new normal'
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Published by www.indianweekender.co.nz
The ambitious theme undertaken by the India New Zealand Business Council Summit 2021 to foray into the "decade of new normal" was so apt that it was tested the very first day of the summit when Wellington was moved into Alert level 2 forcing physical absence of the Keynote speaker Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Nanaia Mahuta along with many other Members of Parliament.
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The world should respect and emulate India’s versatility Published by www.indiannewslink.co.nz
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India is a leader on several fronts and the world should learn to respect and emulate its versatility for universal progress, a Minister of the Crown has said.
Minister of State for Trade and Export Growth Phil Twyford described India as a ‘country that has so much going on in areas like technology, entertainment, sport, politics and business.’
“All of these and more as the world’s largest democracy and New Zealand’s relationship reflects all these factors and more,” he said, speaking at the Annual Summit of the India New Zealand Business Council (INZBC) on June 24, 2021.
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Indo-Kiwi relationship hinges on political dialogue, not free trade
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Published by www.indiannewslink.co.nz The fact that India-New Zealand relationship can scale new heights through political dialogue rather than the Free Trade Agreement rhetoric was reinstated at a Business Summit in Auckland well-organised by the India New Zealand Business Council (INBC).
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INZBC To Examine The New Decade Of Action, In Its First-ever Hybrid Summit Published by www.scoop.co.nz
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India-NZ hybrid business summit to look at 'decade of action'
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Published by www.stuff.co.nz
"Action" will be the key at the India New Zealand Business Council's first hybrid summit to be held next month.
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