Labour mobility key focus in proposed trade deal with India: New Zealand PM
He said a huge number of Indian students wanted to come and get educated in New Zealand.
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New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon on Wednesday said strengthening people-to-people ties and discussions on labour mobility would be important components of the proposed free trade agreement with India.
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He said a huge number of Indian students wanted to come and get educated in New Zealand, particularly as opportunities in America were shut down, and with Canada talking about lowering its immigration.
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“This is a country that's creating more opportunities to welcome people,” he said.
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