India and New Zealand agreed to enhance partnership in politics, education, trade and security, besides boosting people-to-people ties, during a meeting between visiting New Zealand Deputy PM and Foreign Ministers Winston Peters and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday evening. - iStock file photo
New Delhi, March 13
India and New Zealand agreed to enhance partnership in politics, education, trade and security, besides boosting people-to-people ties, during a meeting between visiting New Zealand Deputy PM and Foreign Ministers Winston Peters and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday evening.
“Discussed cooperation in the Commonwealth and UNSC reform. Shared perspectives on the Indo-Pacific and global issues,” posted Jaishankar on X after the meeting.
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